@jonoringer ·
This is huge : @X released an MCP server today.. How to Connect X to your 🦞 : **Step 1: Run the XMCP Server** git clone https://t.co/28snn6oaEa cd xmcp cp env.example .env Edit the .env file with your X OAuth consumer key and secret. Set the callback URL to http://127.0.0.1:8976/oauth/callback in your X Developer app. For safety, add an allowlist such as: X_API_TOOL_ALLOWLIST=searchPostsRecent,createPosts,getUsersMe,getPostsById,likePost,repostPost Then run: python -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate pip install -r requirements.txt python https://t.co/yO2ogIBpks The server will be available at http://127.0.0.1:8000/mcp. Complete the OAuth flow on first run and keep this process active. **Step 2: Add XMCP in @OpenClaw** Use the following command: openclaw mcp set x '{ "url": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/mcp" }' Verify with: openclaw mcp list openclaw mcp show x **Step 3: Test the Integration** Restart the OpenClaw agent or reload MCP configuration if required. Test by sending these prompts to OpenClaw in your chat app: - Search recent posts about MCP on X and summarize the top trends - Draft and post this thread on X - Get my X profile information - Like the latest post from @xdevplatform OpenClaw will use the XMCP tools automatically when relevant. **Key Benefits** - OpenClaw provides persistent memory and works across multiple messaging platforms. - XMCP delivers standardized access to X API functionality. - Combined, they enable an agent that can research trends, post content, engage with posts, and report results within your existing chat workflows. **Safety and Configuration Notes** Start with a minimal tool allowlist in the XMCP .env file. Expand gradually after testing. The allowlist can be updated and requires restarting the XMCP server. Monitor logs in both the XMCP server and OpenClaw for troubleshooting. X actions performed by the agent are public. XMCP repository: https://t.co/fIxYHLI33T OpenClaw MCP documentation: https://t.co/15Rod9Q4QG
