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Finally (re)launching 🚀 MCPify is like Lovable/Bolt/V0, but for building MCP servers! You just talk to the AI and can create your own MCP server. I built this completely using Cloudflare Developers Cloudflare Workers + Durable Objects + Workers for Platforms

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Jaisal Rathee (tinystartups.com)1 year ago

@CloudflareDev This is awesome dude! How about a free launch on the launchpad? 🥳

Bhanu Teja P1 year ago

@CloudflareDev That’d be great 😀 What would you need from me?

PDF GPT2 years ago

Everyone is getting ahead with AI. You should be too. Summarize documents, craft emails, and generate custom content instantly with this powerful tool. It's like having ChatGPT tailored for your job. Try it for free.

Akash wants you to join Peerlist so he1 year ago

@CloudflareDev Consider launching it on Launchpad by Peerlist —

Bhanu Teja P1 year ago

@CloudflareDev I will.

Oliver Beedham1 year ago

@CloudflareDev Good luck with the (re)launch 🫶🚀🤞

Bhanu Teja P1 year ago

@CloudflareDev Thanks!

Mohammad Azim1 year ago

@CloudflareDev Congratulations

Bhanu Teja P1 year ago

😀

Virgil Brewster1 year ago

@CloudflareDev Yeah, bring it on. Do you need some product hunt?

Bhanu Teja P1 year ago

@CloudflareDev will launch on PH sometime this week.

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