Recall Data Omnifeeds

What is Recall Data Omnifeeds?

Recall Data Omnifeeds is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides unified access to Twitter, Substack, and CoinGecko data feeds. It enables AI models to interact with and analyze data from multiple sources through a single interface.

How to use Recall Data Omnifeeds?

Install dependencies with npm install, build with npm run build, and configure a .env file with Twitter credentials (username, password, email) and an optional CoinGecko API key. Add the server to Claude via Settings → Developer → Add MCP endpoint using the provided JSON configuration, then restart Claude.

Key features of Recall Data Omnifeeds

• Twitter integration: get profiles, tweets, trends, search, and full write access (tweet, like, retweet, follow, DM, Grok chat)
• Substack integration: retrieve publication info, recent posts, comments, and search posts
• CoinGecko integration: get token prices, contract addresses, search tokens, and trending tokens
• Supports both free and Pro CoinGecko API access
• Designed for MCP-compatible AI clients like Claude

Use cases of Recall Data Omnifeeds

• Analyze trending topics or tweets from a specific Twitter list
• Fetch and summarize recent Substack publications
• Look up real-time cryptocurrency prices and contract data
• Automate social media interactions (tweeting, liking, following) via AI
• Combine data from multiple feeds for cross-platform analysis

FAQ from Recall Data Omnifeeds

What credentials are required to use Recall Data Omnifeeds?

Twitter username, password, and email are required. A CoinGecko API key is optional and enables Pro API features.

How do I integrate Recall Data Omnifeeds with Claude?

After building the server, go to Claude Settings → Developer → Add MCP endpoint, paste the JSON configuration with the correct path to the build and environment variables, then restart Claude.

Does Recall Data Omnifeeds support CoinGecko Pro features?

Yes, if a CoinGecko API key is provided in the .env file, the server uses Pro API endpoints; otherwise it falls back to the free tier.

Which platforms can Recall Data Omnifeeds access?

It integrates with Twitter, Substack, and CoinGecko. Each platform has dedicated tools for reading and (for Twitter) writing data.

What runtime and dependencies does Recall Data Omnifeeds require?

Node.js and npm. The server runs on a configured port (default 3008) and uses TypeScript; build step is required before use.