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MyShell x MCP: On-Chain Intelligence. Redefined. Imagine the full power of MCP unlocked as intuitive widgets in ShellAgent. Picture 1000x efficiency, tangible deliverables, and seamless access for all MCP servers. The future of AI, forged today.

175,986 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля MyShell.AI
MyShell.AI1 год назад

ShellAgent widget now delivers centralized access to a premier suite of MCP capabilities, including but not limited to: - BNB Chain: Powering MCP Integration Across the BNB Ecosystem. - GitHub: Direct Repository Management & Workflow Integration. - OpenAI : Integration via ChatGPT, APIs & SDKs. - Gemini: Connecting to Gemini & Google Cloud. - Figma: Converting Figma Designs to Code. Redefining intelligent automation and on-chain capabilities.

Фото профиля Coral AI News
Coral AI News2 лет назад

Coral AI is the most powerful AI for documents. See the difference yourself:

Фото профиля zedd
zedd1 год назад

it’s exciting to see myshell and MCP joining forces to redefine on-chain intelligence! the potential for 1000x efficiency and seamless access through ShellAgent widgets could truly change how we interact with AI and blockchain technologies. i’m looking forward to the tangible deliverables and the broader impact on the ecosystem. gshellz 💜

Фото профиля MyShell.AI
MyShell.AI1 год назад

💜

Фото профиля Brssncr (🛠, 🤖)
Brssncr (🛠, 🤖)1 год назад

These innovative ShellAgent MCP widgets bring on-chain automation to your fingertips with 1000× speed and efficiency!👏

Фото профиля MyShell.AI
MyShell.AI1 год назад

🫡 we back

Фото профиля king (🛠, 🤖)
king (🛠, 🤖)1 год назад

自MCP出来以后,一直在期待myshell的接入和更新。现在要来了。踏实的团队,是最有盼头的!加油myshell!🤩

Фото профиля M Hamza (🤖, 🛠️)
M Hamza (🤖, 🛠️)1 год назад

🚀 This integration of MyShell ShellAgent with MCP’s on-chain intelligence is a game-changer! Intuitive widgets + 1000x efficiency could redefine how we leverage AI and blockchain. When can we get our hands on these tools? #FutureNow 🔥

Фото профиля GjnTro ( ❏ )
GjnTro ( ❏ )1 год назад

i love @myshell_ai , this project will be lead DeFAI trend in the near future

Фото профиля Web3|龙猫
Web3|龙猫1 год назад

要拉盘了没

Фото профиля Kasra
Kasra1 год назад

I’m genuinely intrigued by this partnership because it tackles two major challenges in the AI and blockchain space: interoperability and accessibility. MCP’s role as a standardized protocol (likened to "USB for AI integrations") is a smart move

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