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Good news for devs working in Visual Studio Code! The MongoDB MCP Server connects your MongoDB data to AI clients, such as GitHub Copilot in VS Code. Now you can ask for collection schemas and data samples, manage users and access, and generate queries all using natural language, right... show more

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Dev J. Shah 🥑1 year ago

@code Great. This is an amazing update. Last month I gave a presentation at @torontojs on MCP and demonstrated an MCP Server thats serves @MongoDB related operations where I also mentioned that companies are adapting MCP and launching their own MCP servers. And here you go!!

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Rahul Pratap1 year ago

@code Vibe coding anyone? On production services?

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@code Great

This Dot Media1 year ago

@code No tab switching????

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