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CarryFeed

Resolves public X/Twitter profiles, posts, articles, and media through CarryFeed's hosted API.

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Install CarryFeed

Pick your client, then add it in one click or paste the config.

STDIONode.js
~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
claude_desktop_config.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "carryfeed": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "@carryfeed/cli"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Settings → Developer → Edit Config, merge this into mcpServers, then fully quit and reopen Claude Desktop.

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npx -y @carryfeed/cli

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Overview

CarryFeed MCP server gives MCP-capable agents access to public X/Twitter profile, post, article, and media metadata through the hosted CarryFeed API. It runs as a stdio package installed with npx and preserves the source URL alongside returned context. Reach for it when an agent needs structured public X/Twitter data without browser automation, account login, or direct scraping code. Private, protected, deleted, restricted, and login-only content are outside its scope.

Use cases

  • Resolve a public X/Twitter post into structured text and media metadata
  • Read public profile information for an agent workflow
  • Retrieve media candidates from a public post URL
  • Preserve source URLs when analyzing public X/Twitter content

Key features

  • Public X/Twitter profile resolution
  • Public post and article metadata
  • Image, video, and GIF-style media resolution
  • Source URL and author context preservation
  • Stdio MCP package distributed through npm
  • Optional SDK and CLI access

Security & health

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npm downloads15Package downloads in the last 30 days.
Last commit5mo agoMost recent push to the default branch.
Install checkInconclusiveDidn't respond in our test window — often a slow first install.
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How CarryFeed works

What CarryFeed MCP server does

CarryFeed MCP server connects MCP-capable agents to the hosted CarryFeed API for reading public X/Twitter content. Its supported workflows cover public profiles, individual posts, articles, and attached media such as images, videos, and GIFs. Returned data can retain the original source URL together with author information, text, and media candidates, which helps an agent keep the result tied to its source.

The repository is a wrapper layer rather than the underlying resolver. It does not provide CarryFeed's internal implementation, worker code, direct X/Twitter client, authentication tokens, cookies, or scraping mechanisms.

How it works

The MCP package communicates with CarryFeed's hosted service over a standard stdio MCP process. An MCP client starts the package with npx, then sends requests through the protocol. CarryFeed handles resolution of the supplied public X/Twitter identifier and returns the available metadata.

The same repository also publishes a JavaScript SDK and CLI. Their documented operations include resolving a post URL, resolving media from a post URL, and retrieving a profile by name. The MCP server is intended to provide these public-link workflows to agents through MCP rather than requiring each agent to integrate the API independently.

Setup and configuration

Add the package to an MCP client's server configuration with a command of npx and the package argument -y @carryfeed/mcp:

config.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "carryfeed": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@carryfeed/mcp"]
    }
  }
}

The repository also provides @carryfeed/sdk for JavaScript applications and @carryfeed/cli for command-line or agent-script use. The CLI examples support compact output, profile status retrieval, and media resolution.

Tools and capabilities

CarryFeed MCP server supports agent workflows for:

  • Resolving public X/Twitter post links.
  • Reading public profile information.
  • Retrieving public article metadata.
  • Finding image, video, and GIF-style media associated with public posts.
  • Keeping source URLs and related author or text context with results.
  • Using a hosted API instead of browser-driven X/Twitter access.

A separate download helper is documented for public pbs.twimg.com and video.twimg.com media URLs. The repository also includes OpenAPI notes, API health information, and an agent skill that directs agents toward the CLI for public X/Twitter source context.

Limitations and notes

Only public X/Twitter links are supported. The service does not provide access to private or protected accounts, deleted content, restricted material, or pages that require login. Search and hashtag search are listed as future API work, so they should not be treated as current MCP capabilities.

Results depend on what the hosted CarryFeed API can resolve from the supplied public link. This package does not expose X/Twitter credentials or a direct scraping implementation. Use the server for public-source metadata workflows, not for authenticated account access or unrestricted platform search.

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Frequently Asked Questions about CarryFeed

CarryFeed is an MCP server that connects MCP-capable agents to the hosted CarryFeed API. Its main tools resolve public X/Twitter profiles, posts, articles, and attached media, returning source-preserving metadata such as URLs, author context, text, and media candidates without requiring browser automation or login.

Install it through an MCP client configuration that runs `npx -y @carryfeed/mcp`. Add a server named `carryfeed` with `command` set to `npx` and `args` set to `["-y", "@carryfeed/mcp"]`; no required environment variables are documented.

CarryFeed resolves public profiles, posts, articles, and post media such as images, videos, and GIFs. It does not unlock private, protected, deleted, restricted, or login-only content.

No current search capability is documented. Twitter/X search and hashtag search appear on the roadmap as later API functionality, while the current scope focuses on public links and profiles.

Yes, its documented use case is reading public X/Twitter links without browser login or account access. Private, protected, restricted, deleted, and login-only content remains unsupported.

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