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Comment “MCP” and I’ll DM you the servers I use every day Browser MCP tests apps for you, Magic MCP builds UI in seconds, and GitMCP links your AI to any repo. These are only 3 of the seven MCPs I use. Once you try them, you’ll never want...

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