Accesses X (Twitter) content like timelines and search results via a real browser session, enabling AI agents without relying on the official X API.
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x-browser-mcp acts as a local agent server, providing real-time X (formerly Twitter) signals directly from a logged-in browser session. It circumvents the need for the official X API, offering a cost-effective alternative for AI agents like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw. By using an isolated browser profile, it ensures a persistent session for data retrieval—such as home timelines and search results—without requiring a permanent browser process, launching only when X access is needed and supporting both visible login flows and headless operation for reads.
Key Features
01Reads the X home timeline
02Manages X login via an interactive browser session
03Searches recent X discussions
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05Exposes X capabilities over both MCP and plain HTTP
06Utilizes an isolated browser profile for persistent sessions
Use Cases
01Integrating X search and timeline monitoring into local agent systems
02Enabling AI agents (e.g., Claude Code, Codex) to gather real-time X data
03Accessing X content for personal workflows without official API costs