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Big launch today: Custom MCP integrations for Replit Agent! 🚀 You can now connect Replit Agent to remote MCP servers, letting it pull context and take actions across your tools- so it can build, update, and act with deeper context than ever. Use cases this unlocks for you: -... show more

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