supermcp 0.5.4

Reddit, Twitter & Google Trends MCP server for AI tools. Reads your Chrome login session.

SuperMCP

Reddit, Twitter & Google Trends MCP server for Claude, Cursor, and AI tools.

Reads your Chrome login session automatically — no API keys, no tokens, no manual setup. Just be logged into Reddit and Twitter in Chrome.

Install

pip install supermcp
supermcp setup          # get your API key, auto-installs Chromium

Add to your AI tool

Claude Code:

claude mcp add supermcp -- supermcp

Cursor: Add to settings.json:

{ "supermcp": { "command": "supermcp" } }

How it works

Claude/Cursor ←stdio→ SuperMCP (Python)
                        ├── Playwright (headless Chromium)
                        │   ├── reddit.com (your Chrome cookies)
                        │   └── x.com (your Chrome cookies)
                        ├── trendspy (Google Trends via RSS)
                        └── gnews (Google News via RSS)

No browser extension. No WebSocket bridge. SuperMCP runs a headless Chromium that uses your existing Chrome login sessions.

Tools (13 total)

Reddit

Tool	Description
reddit_search	Search all of Reddit
reddit_search_subreddit	Search within a specific subreddit
reddit_get_post	Get a post with its top comments
reddit_get_subreddit_posts	List posts (hot/top/new/rising)
reddit_get_user_activity	Get a user's recent posts and comments

Twitter

Tool	Description
twitter_search	Search tweets
twitter_get_tweet	Get a tweet with its replies
twitter_get_user_tweets	Get a user's recent tweets

Google Trends & News

Tool	Description
trends_get_trending	Get trending search terms by region
news_search	Search Google News by keyword
news_top	Get top/trending news stories
news_by_topic	Get news by topic (TECHNOLOGY, SPORTS, etc.)

Utility

Tool	Description
supermcp_status	Check login status and source readiness

Pricing

• Free: 100 requests/day
• Unlimited: $9 at webmatrices.com/supermcp

Troubleshooting

• "No API key" — Run supermcp setup to get your key.
• Reddit/Twitter errors — Make sure you're logged into those sites in Chrome.
• "Can't read Chrome cookies" — Chrome must be installed. On macOS, grant Keychain access when prompted.

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