MCP server for Threads: search, feed, profiles, replies and DMs through your own logged-in browser
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# Threads MCP <!-- mcp-name: io.github.sunnycho100/threads-mcp --> [](https://github.com/sunnycho100/threads-mcp/actions/workflows/ci.yml) An MCP server that gives Claude (or any MCP client) access to Threads through your own logged-in browser. Search posts by keyword and get the top results with their likes, replies and reposts, read your feed, profiles and replies, work with your DMs, and draft posts, all from your AI assistant. Everything runs on your machine. There is no Meta developer app, no API key, and no third-party server: the tool drives a dedicated Chrome profile that only you log in to. > Independent open-source project, not affiliated with Meta or Threads. Threads is a trademark of Meta Platforms, used here only to identify the service this software works with. Automated use of Threads may conflict with its terms; use it at a low, personal volume and at your own risk. ## What you can do | Tool | What it does | |---|---| | `search_posts` | Keyword search returning the top posts, ranked by engagement. Top or recent, minimum likes, last N days, and export to JSON, CSV or Markdown. | | `keyword_insights` | Analyze a keyword: engagement totals and medians, top authors, best posting hours, media mix, top posts. | | `search_profiles` | Find accounts by keyword (name or bio), by relevance or follower count. | | `get_trending` | Trending topics on Threads with their AI summary and post counts. | | `get_feed` | Posts from your home feed. | | `get_profile` | A user's profile: name, bio, followers, links, verified badge. | | `get_user_posts` | A user's most recent posts. | | `get_post` | One post with its replies. | | `list_conversations` | Your DM inbox: who, last message, time, unread. | | `get_conversation` | The recent messages in a DM thread, including shared posts. | | `send_message` | Send a DM, after you confirm the preview. | | `create_post` | Publish a thread (up …
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