Community Archive

You can run a dedicated MCP server that lets Claude query the Community Archive of preserved Twitter data. This server exposes endpoints to search tweets, fetch user profiles, retrieve user tweets, and list archived users, making it easy to build conversations around historical Twitter data.

How to use

Connect Claude to the Community Archive MCP Server to start querying the archive. Once connected, you can ask Claude to search for tweets by keyword, fetch a user profile, retrieve a user’s recent tweets, or list all archived users. Use natural language prompts like: “Search for tweets about machine learning,” “Show me the profile for @username,” “Get the last 20 tweets from username,” or “List all users in the Community Archive.” Claude will route your requests through the MCP transport endpoints and return results in a chat-friendly format.

How to install

Prerequisites you need before installing the server.

• Bun runtime is required
• A Cloudflare account is required
• A Community Archive Supabase API key is required

Install dependencies and set up the server.

bun install

Set your Supabase API key as a secret so the server can access the archive data.

bunx wrangler secret put SUPABASE_KEY

If you are using a different Supabase instance, update the configuration accordingly.

Next, run the local development server to start testing.

bunx wrangler dev

The local server will be available at the following address for testing.

http://localhost:8787

Additional notes

When you are ready to deploy, you can publish the MCP server so Claude can reach it from any environment.

bunx wrangler deploy

After deployment the MCP server will be reachable at this URL, replacing the subdomain with your own:

https://community-archive-mcp.<your-subdomain>.workers.dev

Available tools

search_tweets

Search tweets across all archived users by keyword

get_user_profile

Get profile info for a specific username

get_user_tweets

Get tweets from a specific user

list_archived_users

List all users in the archive