Xquik MCP server

What it does

Xquik exposes REST and MCP routes to search, retrieve, and monitor data from X (Twitter) including tweets, profiles, followers, and replies. It is for developers who need structured X data access with server-side filtering and per-result billing, without requiring official X developer credentials for public reads.

• Search tweets by keywords, language, engagement metrics, and filter out replies, retweets, or quotes.
• Retrieve user profile information, followers, following lists, and relationships at scale.
• Monitor accounts and keywords for changes and receive signed webhook notifications.

Tools this server exposes

Tool	Does
search_tweets	Search tweets with server-side filters for language, engagement metrics, and tweet type (excluding replies, retweets, quotes).
lookup_tweet	Retrieve a single tweet by ID with full metadata including engagement counts and author details.
lookup_profile	Retrieve user profile information including verification status and account details.
search_profiles	Search for user profiles by name or username with filtering options.
get_followers	Retrieve a user's followers with pagination support.
get_following	Retrieve accounts a user is following with pagination support.
get_tweet_replies	Retrieve replies to a specific tweet.
get_tweet_quotes	Retrieve quote tweets for a specific tweet.
get_tweet_likes	Retrieve tweets liked by a user.
get_tweet_reposts	Retrieve tweets reposted by a user.
batch_lookup_tweets	Retrieve multiple tweets by their IDs in a single request.
batch_lookup_profiles	Retrieve multiple user profiles by their IDs or usernames in a single request.

Before you enable it

An MCP server runs with whatever access you give it. Start with a development account rather than production, and check which tools the server exposes before you let an agent call them unattended.