Twist MCP. Manage all team communication streams without leaving your agent.

You gotta connect your team’s chat hub—Twist—to your AI agent using this server. It lets you manage every damn thing happening in your asynchronous dialogue without ever leaving your current screen and switching context. You'll get full control over everything: the big workspaces, the specific channels, the little threads, comments, and even those private one-on-one DMs.

Finding Your Place

To figure out where everybody is talking, you start by mapping the whole setup. Use list_workspaces to get a list of all the top-level organizations running in Twist, returning their names and IDs so you know your boundaries. From there, if you need to see what smaller groups exist within that organization, run list_channels.

This pulls back every open channel ID for a given workspace, letting you map out the entire organizational structure before you even start talking.

Managing People

If you need to know who's actually in these chats—the roster of people involved—you call list_workspace_users. This tool gives you a clean list of every individual member belonging to that specific workspace. You can use those user IDs later when you send private messages.

Starting and Updating Discussions

When it comes to the actual conversations, you've got options for everything. If you need to kick off a whole new discussion—maybe an announcement or a big topic everyone needs to read—you execute create_thread. You just gotta provide a title and the initial body text, and bam, you're in a brand-new async topic within any specific channel.

Existing topics need attention too. If the main idea changes, you can change it using update_thread, which lets you modify either the thread’s core content or its title by giving it that unique thread ID. Want to add more detail without starting a new chat? You use create_comment. Just feed it the specific thread ID and what you wanna say, and it posts a reply right into the existing conversation flow.

Handling Private Chat (DMs)

Private chats are handled differently. If you need to check out what's been said between two people, list_direct_messages fetches all messages from that specific one-on-one conversation using its unique ID. You can read everything there.

You wanna reply? Use send_direct_message. Just give it the conversation ID and your content, and you send a new private message to another user or group. If someone messes up something they sent, or if you send something wrong, don't sweat it; you can use update_direct_message which lets you modify the content of any direct message that already went out, all you need is its unique message ID.

By running these tools—from mapping workspaces with list_workspaces and finding user IDs with list_workspace_users, to starting a deep topic with create_thread or quietly modifying a private chat using update_direct_message—your AI agent lets you manage all of Twist’s dialogue directly. You read threads, send DMs, update titles, and post comments without ever leaving the environment.