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I built an MCP-connected bookmark manager because X's are useless

I built an MCP-connected bookmark manager because X's are useless

by enzovarela·Mar 15, 2026·3 points·1 comment

AI Analysis

●●SolidSolve My ProblemSlick

MCP server lets AI search your saved tweets, fixing X's broken native bookmarks.

Strengths
  • Captures full tweet context including images and timestamps for better retrieval.
  • MCP integration enables natural language search across personal bookmark history.
  • Folder and tag system organizes content better than X's list.
Weaknesses
  • Platform risk depends on X's API stability and third-party policies.
  • Another bookmark manager to maintain unless AI retrieval provides unique value.
Category
Target Audience

Developers, researchers, heavy Twitter users

Similar To

Raindrop.io · Pocket · X Bookmarks

Post Description

I made BookmarkSOS because I had a dumb problem. I bookmark around 20-30 tweets a day on X, being threads, tools, launch posts, and design references. The problem? I would never go back, and if I did, I would never find what I needed again. X gives you a reverse-chronological list with no search, no folders, no tags. Basically a write-only database. Very disorganized and useless.

So I built a web app + extension that adds a save button to every tweet. One click captures everything that you need, text, images, videos, author, timestamps. All into a dashboard with folders, color-coded tags, and full-text search.

And the best part: it ships with an MCP server. You install it with command line, connect it to Claude Code, and now your AI can search and reference every tweet you've ever saved. "Find that thread about programmatic SEO I bookmarked last week" just works. Your bookmarks become part of your dev workflow instead of sitting in a graveyard.

Stack used: Next.js, Convex for the reactive backend, Better Auth with Google OAuth, and a Manifest V3 Chrome extension.

Would love to hear what you think.

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