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X rolls out hosted MCP server for seamless API connections

X launches hosted MCP servers exposing over 200 API endpoints for AI agents, supporting Claude, Cursor, and VS Code with no local setup required.

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X rolls out hosted MCP server for seamless API connections

X launches hosted MCP servers exposing over 200 API endpoints for AI agents, supporting Claude, Cursor, and VS Code with no local setup required.

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X launches hosted MCP server so AI tools can plug into its API directly

X launched a hosted MCP server for AI tools like Claude and Cursor to directly access its API with user authentication. The move positions X as a real-time data source for AI agents, matching GitHub and Stripe, betting frictionless integration outweighs spam risk.

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domenica 28 giugno 2026·dev.to
I Built 3 MCP Servers for AI Agents — Here's How They Work
Production-ready MCP servers for web search, code review, and document processing. Install with uvx or pip, pay per use.
lunedì 29 giugno 2026·dev.to
Build Your First MCP Server in 30 Minutes
A step-by-step guide to building an MCP server that connects AI agents like Claude to your data. From zero to working server.

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X rolls out hosted MCP server for seamless API connections

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I Built 3 MCP Servers for AI Agents — Here's How They Work

Build Your First MCP Server in 30 Minutes

X now offers an MCP server to make its platform easier for AI tools to use | TechCrunch

I Built 3 MCP Servers for AI Agents — Here's How They Work

X rolls out hosted MCP server for seamless API connections

X launches hosted MCP server so AI tools can plug into its API directly

X now offers an MCP server to make its platform easier for AI tools to use | TechCrunch