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in10x-mcp

v1.0.1

Published

MCP server that generates engaging social content from coding sessions

Readme

In10x MCP

Turn your coding sessions into social content. Post directly from Claude Desktop or Cursor.

Install

  1. Get your token at in10x.com/connect/mcp

  2. Open Terminal (Mac) or Command Prompt (Windows) and run:

    npx in10x-mcp
  3. Pick your editor and paste your token

  4. Restart your editor

  5. Open any project

  6. First time only: When you run a command, your editor will ask to approve:

    • In Cursor: Click "Allowlist" then "Run"
    • In Claude Desktop: Click "Allow"

That's it.

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---------|--------------| | generate_content | Create posts from your session | | quick_post | Fast updates for quick wins | | push_to_in10x | Publish directly to In10x | | set_project_context | Store project info for better posts | | connect_account | Link your In10x account |

Triggers

You can trigger content generation by saying:

  • "gc" or "generate content" or "/post"
  • "quick post: [your update]"
  • Or just say "done", "shipped", "finally works" — the MCP will offer to generate a post

Usage Example

After shipping something:

"Just finished auth, generate a post"

For quick wins:

"quick post: fixed that bug"

Works with

  • Claude Desktop (Mac, Windows)
  • Cursor (Mac, Windows)

Troubleshooting

MCP not showing up?

  • Make sure you restarted your editor after install
  • Check that you selected the correct editor during setup

Commands not recognized?

  • Open a project first (don't run from the welcome screen)
  • Make sure you approved/allowlisted the MCP when prompted

Token issues?

  • Get a fresh token at in10x.com/connect/mcp
  • Run npx in10x-mcp again and paste the new token

License

MIT