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external-content-providers-mcp

v0.3.2

Published

MCP server for internet content retrieval providers: Jina, markdown.new, defuddle.md, and SocialData.tools.

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Links

Maintainers

fujiokiofujiokio

Keywords

mcpmodel-context-protocoljinamarkdowndefuddlesocialdatatwitterxweb-searchweb-scraping

Readme

external-content-providers-mcp

MCP server for internet content retrieval providers:

  • r.jina.ai: read public URLs as LLM-friendly text, with optional Jina engine/proxy/cache controls
  • s.jina.ai: search the web and convert results to LLM-friendly text
  • markdown.new: convert public URLs to Markdown
  • defuddle.md: convert public URLs to clean Markdown
  • SocialData.tools: retrieve public X/Twitter tweets, users, timelines, mentions, and search results

Install

Run directly with npx:

npx -y external-content-providers-mcp

Example Codex config:

codex mcp add external_content -- npx -y external-content-providers-mcp

Tools

  • content_provider_catalog
  • jina_read_url
  • jina_search
  • jina_auth_status
  • markdown_new_read_url
  • defuddle_read_url
  • read_url_markdown
  • socialdata_auth_status
  • socialdata_request
  • socialdata_search_tweets
  • socialdata_get_tweet
  • socialdata_get_tweets_by_ids
  • socialdata_get_user_profile
  • socialdata_get_user_tweets
  • socialdata_get_user_mentions

API Keys

Basic r.jina.ai, markdown.new, and defuddle.md URL reads can work without API keys.

Jina Search (s.jina.ai) and Jina proxy controls require a Jina API key:

export JINA_API_KEY="..."

SocialData.tools requests require a SocialData API key:

export SOCIALDATA_API_KEY="..."

On macOS, the server also checks Keychain entries with account codex:

security add-generic-password -a codex -s JINA_API_KEY -w "..."
security add-generic-password -a codex -s SOCIALDATA_API_KEY -w "..."

For backward compatibility, the server also checks SocialData.tools and SOCIALDATA_TOOLS_API_KEY Keychain service names.

The server never returns API keys from auth-status tools.

Notes

Some upstream endpoints have limited access or require paid/API-key access. The MCP server returns upstream HTTP status and error bodies where possible.

License

MIT