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Doom is now an MCP App 🎮 Waiting for the build in Visual Studio Code just got fun with your favorite arcade games! Runs on all MCP Apps hosts: Claude, goose, Postman, and more. My server pulls the games from the awesome Internet Archive. Check it out!

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