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Meet Tempo's MCP App Store 👋 Seamlessly integrate your web and mobile apps with Stripe, OpenAI, , Exa, Google Gemini & 40+ more integrations Built on MCP using Supabase — let AI handle the complexity You focus on product Here's how it works 👇 1/5 🧵

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Tempo (YC S23)1 year ago

💡 Enter the Tempo MCP App Store. Pick an integration — Stripe, OpenAI, Firecrawl, etc. Install it into your project, prompt the AI — and you’re cooking. It gets the exact context: auth flow, API schema, expected outputs. Then builds the integration right in one shot. 2/5 🧵

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Tempo (YC S23)1 year ago

Integrations are usually painful — and AI alone makes it worse. Ask most AI tools to “connect Stripe” and you’ll get: - Broken API calls - Missing webhooks - Zero error handling AI is powerful, but without structure, it hallucinates integrations. 3/5 🧵

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Tempo (YC S23)1 year ago

🚀 With the MCP App Store, you can: - Build your SAAS with payments via @stripe - Build voice agents using @elevenlabsio - Scrape the web with @firecrawl_dev - Create an AI interior decorator with @OpenAI - Build a research assistant powered by @ExaAILabs And with 40+ apps, you can build so much more. 4/5 🧵

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Tempo (YC S23)1 year ago

🛑 No more copy-pasting from docs 🛑 No more wasting prompts/credits trying to debug broken code ✅ Just plug in the integration ✅ The AI handles the logic ✅ You focus on the actual product 5/5 🧵

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MarcinAI1 year ago

@stripe @OpenAI @firecrawl_dev @ExaAILabs @GeminiApp @supabase allllll rightyyyy then! time to have a play @Tempo_Labs

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Tempo (YC S23)1 year ago

@stripe @OpenAI @firecrawl_dev @ExaAILabs @GeminiApp @supabase have fun shipping ;)

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Eric Xing1 year ago

@stripe @OpenAI @firecrawl_dev @ExaAILabs @GeminiApp @supabase LET'S GOOOOO 🔥🔥🔥

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Deepak Mehta1 year ago

@stripe @OpenAI @firecrawl_dev @ExaAILabs @GeminiApp @supabase amazing progress guys

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Tempo (YC S23)1 year ago

@stripe @OpenAI @firecrawl_dev @ExaAILabs @GeminiApp @supabase can't wait to see what u ship ;)

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Ishan Goswami1 year ago

@stripe @OpenAI @firecrawl_dev @ExaAILabs @GeminiApp @supabase Lezzz gooo!!

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Tempo (YC S23)1 year ago

@stripe @OpenAI @firecrawl_dev @ExaAILabs @GeminiApp @supabase that EXA integration cooks different 🧑‍🍳

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