X Archive RAG
Search and draft from your exported X/Twitter archive locally so agents can repurpose posts without sending tweets to the cloud.
Overview
X Archive RAG is a MCP server for the Grow phase that provides local-first search and drafting tools over your exported X/Twitter archive.
What is this MCP server?
- Local-first MCP tools: registry privacy flag local-first
- Search and draft from your X/Twitter archive without cloud upload of raw posts
- Shippable MCPB package v0.1.3 with published fileSha256 on GitHub releases
- stdio transport via downloadable .mcpb bundle
- Title branded X Archive RAG for creator workflows in Claude Code or Cursor
- Version 0.1.3
- MCPB registryType with published fileSha256
- Publisher privacy: local-first
What problem does it solve?
Your X history is trapped in a zip export, so repurposing ideas for growth campaigns takes forever and stays offline from your agent.
Who is it for?
Indie hackers and solo creators with large X archives who want Claude or Cursor to remix their own posts locally.
Skip if: Teams without an X archive export, real-time social listening needs, or workflows that require posting APIs instead of offline search.
What do I get? / Deliverables
You get local RAG search and draft assistance over your archive so content and distribution workflows stay private and fast.
- Search hits across your historical posts
- Agent-drafted threads or copy grounded in archive snippets
- Private local index without cloud upload of raw tweets
Recommended MCP Servers
Journey fit
How it compares
Local archive RAG MCP, not a live Twitter API integration or generic cloud memory skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is x-archive-rag for?
Solo builders and creators who export their X data and want private, agent-assisted search and drafting for content and distribution.
When should I use x-archive-rag?
Use it when growing or launching content—repurposing tweets, finding past takes, or drafting threads from your own archive.
How do I add x-archive-rag to my agent?
Download the v0.1.3 x-archive-rag.mcpb from GitHub releases, configure stdio MCP in your agent, and point tools at your local X archive per the repo README.