pzullo

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   by pzullo 1y ago

   Hey jijji, fair point, I assumed that the hn audience and/or the people interacting with the website would already know about MCP. If you're not familiar, MCP is an open-source protocol created by Anthropic and later adopted by al
2. 32.▲
   by pzullo 1y ago

   Not original commenter here, and not by first hand experience. BUT. I got this kind of feedback from some communities, and I wanted to understand what companies think of this, I asked some dev that works in a company that sells software to
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   by pzullo 1y ago

   That is nice, is this like a local E2B ?
4. 34.▲
   by pzullo 1y ago

   thankss! I appreciate you
5. 35.▲
   by pzullo 1y ago

   grazie mille!
6. 36.▲
   by pzullo 1y ago

   what are you referring to ?
7. 37.▲
   by pzullo 1y ago

   Hey, thanks! Please let us know if we can help with anything once you get started. FastMCP is very good at servers, they just recently started to provide a client. The client is comparable, but we support multiple connections at once, we h
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   by pzullo 1y ago

   For sanboxing we are using E2B, which spins up a sandbox for the server execution, we run the mcp server command inside the sandbox and expose the stdio stream as an sse from the sandbox remote. You could potentially replace the E2B sanbox
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   by pzullo 1y ago

   Hey, thanks for your detailed feedback, it's helpful to be challenged. Here are some quick thoughts: One: We've heard similar feedback on Langchain dependency. We also heard it is still widely used in enterprise settings despite i
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    by pzullo 1y ago

    Thanks, I appreciate that!
11. 41.▲
    by pzullo 1y ago

    Thanks!!
12. 42.▲
    by pzullo 1y ago

    Valid feedback, we did not put as much work on the agent as we did for the client and MCP side yet, but we plan to write a cleaner more composable MCPAgent as well. Actually I would be super happy to hear what you consider a standard here,
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    by pzullo 1y ago

    We did! Basically we have a meta layer between the Agent and the MCP servers you give to the clients. We call this server manager, basically instead of exposing all the tools from all the servers at once to the agent we only expose 4 meta t
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    by pzullo 1y ago

    Thanks so much! The ikea was such a cool thing do to, here is the video btw https://www.reddit.com/r/mcp/comments/1jxdi4g/i_wrote_an_mcp... Yes we plan to do more infrastructure work for sure, the idea i
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    by pzullo 1y ago

    That is awesome to hear, that is exactly what we had in mind when writing the library, any feedback or improvements that could reduce the work from hours to minutes now ?
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    by pzullo 1y ago

    !!! Thank you so much, love to hear that !!!
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    by pzullo 1y ago

    I think the original SDK is quite low level, not assembly low level, but if you want to get started and expose a tool to an LLM you would have to write something in the neighborhood of ~200 lines of code, and they would have to be wrapped i
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    Show HN: Mcp-use – Connect any LLM to any MCP(github.com)

    155 points by pzullo 1y ago|74 comments
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    by pzullo 1y ago

    EDIT: Demo at https://github.com/mcp-use/mcp-use-cli
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    Show HN: We built an open source BYOK CLI that supports any model and any MCP(github.com)

    6 points by pzullo 1y ago|2 comments
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    by pzullo 1y ago

    Cool stuff!
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    Show HN: OSS Python client for creating MCP capable agents in 6 lines of code(github.com)

    5 points by pzullo 2y ago|2 comments