Nuttle

Lets an assistant query the posts, full comment trees and videos you have browsed, as saved locally by the Nuttle desktop app.

What it does

A small stdio bridge to the Nuttle desktop app's local server, exposing 32 tools. The agent can read a post together with its whole comment tree in one call, wait for new data while you scroll, read raw captures from any site and map fields without code, download media you watched, and run comment-insight jobs whose quotes are checked word for word against the captured comments.

When to use it

Useful when you want an assistant to work over your own browsed social content — Reddit, X and others — that the Nuttle app has already saved on your computer, for example to summarize threads, mine comments or pull down media you viewed.

Requirements

Runs locally over stdio, typically launched with npx from the npm package nuttle-mcp, so Node.js is needed. The Nuttle desktop app for Windows must be installed and kept open; if it is not running, the server still starts and asks the agent to prompt you to open it. An optional NUTTLE_MCP_URL variable overrides the default upstream address. Clients that speak streamable HTTP can connect directly to the local endpoint.