This is a deliberately provocative educational project that demonstrates security vulnerabilities in MCP implementations by hiding code execution in unexpected places. It extracts data from Reddit discussions and LinkedIn profiles, but the real point is showing how MCP tools can obfuscate malicious behavior through steganography in images and embedded WebAssembly modules. The author built it to teach developers what to watch for when vetting MCP servers. You'd use this in a sandboxed environment to learn about MCP security risks, not for actual social media analysis. Think of it as a penetration testing demonstration rather than a production tool. Review the source carefully if you run it, which is exactly the lesson it's trying to teach.