About Telegram to X Formatter
Telegram to X Formatter is an MCP server that adapts Telegram posts for X while enforcing a 220-character limit. It is for users repurposing posts, preserving key details while adding concise phrasing, line breaks, emojis, and a call to action.
Key features
- 01Enforces a 220-character limit
- 02Preserves names, achievements, and figures
- 03Adds emojis for emphasis
- 04Uses line breaks for readability
- 05Creates short, dynamic sentences
- 06Adds a closing call to action
Use cases
- 01Adapt Telegram announcements for X
- 02Condense updates while retaining key facts
- 03Format short posts with line breaks and emojis
- 04Add a call to action to a post
MCP support
Exposes Telegram-to-X post adaptation as an MCP server, with a strict 220-character limit.
Configuration
Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.
We haven’t collected a package or remote endpoint for this server. Follow the instructions in the project README.
Tools
Local servers expose tools only once running on your machine, and the maintainer has not provided a tool list.
Details
From the project READMETelegram to X Formatter
MCP сервер для адаптации постов из Telegram в формат X с строгим соблюдением лимита в 220 символов.
Особенности
- Соблюдение лимита в 220 символов
- Сохранение ключевой информации (имена, достижения, цифры)
- Добавление эмодзи для эмоциональности
- Добавление переносов строк для читаемости
- Создание динамичных, коротких предложений
- Добавление призыва к действию в конце
Установка
# Клонирование репозитория
git clone https://github.com/iliamak/telegram-to-x-formatter.git
cd telegram-to-x-formatter
# Установка зависимостей
npm install
# Копирование и настройка переменных окружения
cp .env.example .env
# Отредактируйте .env файл, добавив ваш ANTHROPIC_API_KEY
# Запуск сервера
npm start
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