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I made a thing, and it's 100% open-source. Introducing ModelFetch: 🥳 Deploy MCP servers anywhere TypeScript or JavaScript runs. 🚀 1️⃣ Write your MCP server once using the official MCP TypeScript SDK. 2️⃣ Deploy it anywhere using the ModelFetch runtime packages. Link below 👇

Minh-Phuc Tran

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Edward Sandersvor 1 Jahr

He is really accurate!🌷 🩶🌷

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Renan Williamvor 1 Jahr

aws lambda?

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Minh-Phuc Tranvor 1 Jahr

soon!

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This looks awesome! Excited to test it out

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Minh-Phuc Tranvor 1 Jahr

lemme know!

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LETS GOOOOOOO 🚀🔥

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bro this is 🔥

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Nice stuff Phuc, I'll definitely use it in my next product 🙌🙌🙌

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Minh-Phuc Tranvor 1 Jahr

I had a lot of fun building this website. 🤓 Lemme know what you think!

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Minh-Phuc Tranvor 1 Jahr

Here is the GitHub repository if you want to check out the code (or give us a star 😉):

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Love this! 🔥 Open-sourcing ModelFetch is a big win for the dev + AI agent ecosystem. One-click deployability across JS/TS environments = serious flexibility. Excited to see what people build with it. 🚀

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@tdinh_me Let’s connect

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DUDE nice website 😱😱😱

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