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The easiest way to build an MCP Server using Google DeepMind Gemini 2.5 Pro and get started! 1. Use Gitingest to get all the code and docs from the FastMCP repo 2. Download the code into a txt file 3. Go to AI Studio, upload the file, define what...

75,968 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля PDF GPT
PDF GPT1 год назад

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.

Фото профиля Markus Odenthal
Markus Odenthal1 год назад

@GoogleDeepMind Nice. This is how I build all my projects. I have a folder called ai_docs inside my projects. That’s where I place documentation or examples of what I want to implement. It works pretty well for me too. LLMs just need the right context and pattern.

Фото профиля Liad Yosef
Liad Yosef1 год назад

@GoogleDeepMind Why use gitingest when you can directly use GitMCP for documentation? (specifically for FastMCP)

Фото профиля Sam Woods
Sam Woods1 год назад

@GoogleDeepMind Gemini 2.5 just turned server setup into a weekend project

Фото профиля Oblix
Oblix1 год назад

Wild how easy this flow is 👇 Gemini 2.5 Pro went from "huh?" to "hold my coffee" real quick. Tried this with a custom routing layer and it nailed the scaffolding + infra logic. Definitely worth experimenting with if you’ve written off Gemini before. #AItools #Gemini #DevTools #FastMCP

Фото профиля Sagar Patil
Sagar Patil1 год назад

@GoogleDeepMind When can we expect MCP integration with AI Studio/Gemini web app?

Фото профиля Lunaris
Lunaris1 год назад

@GoogleDeepMind Woah! This is crazy usecase you have mentioned 🔥

Фото профиля Adam BEN KHALIFA
Adam BEN KHALIFA1 год назад

@GoogleDeepMind This is the best post I saw today

Фото профиля literally_vibing💫
literally_vibing💫1 год назад

@GoogleDeepMind That's cool

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