SuperMCP

The software runs a local MCP (Multi‑Channel Prompt) server that leverages the user’s existing Chrome login cookies to access a range of web platforms—including Reddit, LinkedIn, Twitter, BlackHatWorld, Medium, Dev.to, and Google Trends—without requiring API keys or OAuth authentication. It presents each platform as a set of searchable tools (e.g., Reddit post search, LinkedIn feed retrieval, Twitter keyword lookup) that can be called from Claude, Cursor, or any other MCP‑compatible AI client.

Developers and researchers who need to incorporate up‑to‑date social and technical content into their prompts can use the server to fetch posts, comments, user activity, and trend data directly from the browser session. The implementation runs locally in Python, communicates via standard I/O, and ensures that no data is transmitted off‑machine during queries.

The package bundles 26 distinct tools across the supported sites, offers a free tier of 100 requests per day, and provides a paid unlimited plan. Documentation includes detailed write‑ups for each platform, explaining the available operations and how they compare to official APIs.