Social media · https://api.x.com
set up terra — https://useterra.app/llms.txt
claude mcp add --transport http terra https://useterra.app/mcp
Settings → Connectors → add https://useterra.app/mcp as a custom connector.
Add https://useterra.app/mcp as a remote MCP connector in its tool settings.
Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → https://useterra.app/mcp.
Point it at https://useterra.app/mcp (HTTP transport).
curl -fsSL https://useterra.app/install.sh | sh
LangChain, CrewAI or any code: /call/<tool-id> + X-Terra-Token: <token>. No SDK.
Using terra, get a user's public profile. Show me the price first.
terra call x.x.user.posts --query id=44196397 --query max_results=5 --query tweet.fields=id,text,created_at,public_metrics
Connect once; useterra.app keeps the credential server-side and injects it per call. No key on any machine.
The provider's own rate, $0.000 markup. How billing works.
Calls through terra's OAuth app are metered under this server's billing policy.
Calls through terra's OAuth app are metered under this server's billing policy.
Another provider is a different word in the prompt, not a new integration.
The same token calls AnyAPI, Bright Data, Crawl4AI and 3,418 other tools.
x.x.user.postsx.x.user.profilex.x.user.profile.by_usernamex.x.activity-streamx.x.add-chat-group-membersx.x.add-conversation-keysx.x.add-lists-memberx.x.add-user-public-keyReliability badges come from live traffic through useterra.app. Live-verified means a successful provider check; it does not verify every request variant.
Every provider that does this job, side by side: price per billing unit, measured success rate and speed.
Every provider that does this job, side by side: price per billing unit, measured success rate and speed.
Yes. Connect your X (Twitter) account through OAuth. Calls through terra's OAuth app are metered under this server's billing policy.
Run: claude mcp add --transport http terra https://useterra.app/mcp. One MCP server carries X (Twitter) and the rest of the catalog.
Anything that speaks MCP (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Grok) and anything that can make an HTTP request (LangChain, CrewAI, LlamaIndex, plain code).
No. useterra.app serves X (Twitter)'s real API through its own metered proxy: the request is the provider's own, the credential is injected server-side, and the answer is relayed verbatim. The official X (Twitter) channels are linked above.