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by nilslice 2y ago
We launched mcp.run in December ‘24 with that prediction (err, gamble ;) )
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by nilslice 2y ago
I wouldn’t say incentivized, but temptation would lead to that. We are not tempted though. We build new things on the same open, simple interfaces we want to support long term. For example, https://mcp.run is one such business w
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by nilslice 2y ago
One of the maintainers of Extism here! Thank you for the kind words. As you know, we're all about delivering value with the actual standards today. This means using truly portable, w3c Wasm core modules. Not some "maybe in the fut
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by nilslice 2y ago
It is not only an Anthropic thing, and it works with any model that supports function calling, which DeepSeek did not when it first launched. That probably has changed since, but I haven't looked!
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by nilslice 2y ago
not implementing doesn't mean its not supported https://github.com/dylibso/mcpx-openai-node (this is for mcp.run tool calling with OpenAI models, not generic) but yes, it's the strongest anti-developer move t
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MCP March Madness(docs.mcp.run)
7 points by nilslice 2y ago|1 comments
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by nilslice 2y ago
A fun experiment to see how well API platforms handle some real-world AI tasks using their services. Along with this we released a new tool use eval framework to help determine accuracy, speed, and model quality. https://docs.mcp
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by nilslice 2y ago
it really is a perfect name. credit to u/bhelx!
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by nilslice 2y ago
Chicory is how we're able to run newly popular MCP servers on Android! https://docs.mcp.run/blog/2024/12/27/running-tools-on-androi...
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by nilslice 2y ago
we have a tutorial that covers this! https://docs.mcp.run/tutorials/mcpx-mastra-ts you don't even need to use SSE, as mcp.run brings the tools directly to your agent, in-process, as secure wasm modules. mcp.run do
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by nilslice 2y ago
the active overlap is basically 1 person.
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by nilslice 2y ago
ok. it’s on the brink of collapse. Bytecode Alliance is basically comprised of near-dead startups and one or two large corporates who do not care about it.
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by nilslice 2y ago
no it will not. Wazero will likely never do that.
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by nilslice 2y ago
its fine, I prefer ours more oriented around a familiar format like OpenAPI https://github.com/dylibso/xtp-bindgen
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by nilslice 2y ago
pretty sure https://taubyte.com does just this
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by nilslice 2y ago
of course not - Go has taste and appreciates quality and simplicity.
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by nilslice 2y ago
if Go supports it. I do not believe it is likely. There will still be no native Go runtime to execute components. No one is using WASI p2.
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by nilslice 2y ago
Good question -- the MCP naming is a little misleading... while Anthropic designed MCP to work in Claude, it's actually an open standard and also is implemented in Sourcegraph Cody, Cursor, Cline, Goose by Blocks, and many other client
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by nilslice 2y ago
I did a quick demo of Tasks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyucWRf5kx0 With just the prompt alone, it handles a webhook form submission, identifies a lead, researches their company, buckets them into the right segment and
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by nilslice 2y ago
I find this part of Zig challenging. I like real interfaces as a language primitive, sue me! However, I recently just swallowed my pride and try to work by convention: provide a method on the implementation type by the same name as the `any
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by nilslice 2y ago
mcp.run is your friend! it’s actually much more than a registry, but a whole control plane to dynamically install servlets into your apps or agents.
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by nilslice 2y ago
awesome -- will grab some time!
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by nilslice 2y ago
this is cool - looks like lots of the connectors are not available though? I work on https://mcp.run , which has some overlap to pica, where its really easy to ship your own connectors and run them directly in your LLM/Agent
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Run MCP Servers Locally on Android(docs.mcp.run)
4 points by nilslice 2y ago|0 comments
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by nilslice 2y ago
we opened up a repo of example servlets here: https://github.com/dylibso/mcp.run-servlets These can be written in virtually any language, so you can bring advance libraries from your language of choice into your agent
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Mcp.run – Universal Tools for AI(docs.mcp.run)
19 points by nilslice 2y ago|2 comments
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by nilslice 2y ago
Just a few weeks ago, Anthropic announce the Model Context Protocol - a standard for tool integration into AI Apps and Agents. This filled a significant missing link to me - a way for everything to describe tools and make them callable acro
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by nilslice 2y ago
Enhance is super cool and the fact that it can be called from basically any server language makes web components really powerful & reusable. I work on one of the underlying libraries that provide it said portability, Extism, and I love
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by nilslice 2y ago
it’s not. it’s being presented as such. but it’s not.
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by nilslice 2y ago
won’t happen. all will crumble with the startups pumping it.

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