@op7418: Twitter finally has MCP, this is very useful! If you rely on Twitter information like I do, you can have AI automatically organize, summarize, and analyze your data. However, you still need to register for Twitter API and pay as you go. I configured it this morning…

Twitter finally has MCP, and it’s super useful!

If you’re like me and rely on Twitter for information, you can let AI automatically organize, summarize, and analyze your data for you.

But you still need to register for Twitter’s API and pay based on usage.

I set it up this morning, and for personal information (i.e., your own data), there’s actually a pretty big discount:

Each call costs $0.01, meaning $1 gets you 1000 calls. I pulled my bookmarks from the last three days, and it only cost $0.1.

I threw together a few diagrams and jotted down a quick guide on how to set it up:

1. Create APP and add funds: Head to the Twitter developer dashboard to create an APP. Note that you must add funds.

2. Get config IDs
   (a) After creating the APP, click into it from the sidebar.
   (b) Fill out and edit the relevant details in the settings.
   (c) Once edited, the system will pop up with two IDs—these are what you need to enter in MCP, so make sure to jot them down.

3. Helper config
   (a) Send my diagram pic to Codex or Claude and have them set it up for you.
   (b) Once configured, have them open the config file, and you just swap in those two IDs.

4. Auth and launch
   On first launch, you’ll need to open a webpage for authorization. If your AI doesn’t auto-open it, just give it a nudge.

Developers (@XDevelopers): Announcing the hosted X MCP.

Agents now have access to the best real-time information source in the world.

Connect Grok, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI tool to the X API without any setup!

Check it out here:

Official documentation URL:

I wrote the number wrong, it should be 0.001

Grok works

I missed a zero