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Wow, now natively supports GitMCP! 🚀 Check out this example with React Router docs. How to add any GitMCP integration: 1. In “Profile > Integrations” click “Add more” 2. Add any repo's GitMCP server by replacing with in its URL - or use for *all* repos. This is amazing....

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Liran Tal's profile picture
Liran Tal1 year ago

So what they call "integrations" is basically remote MCP servers?

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Alexander Myasoedov1 year ago

INTRODUCING: Agentic Security - LLM Security Scanner! 🔍 🔑 Features: Scans for prompt injections, jailbreaking & more. Provides detailed reports & options to customize attack rules. 🔗access the GitHub Link ↓

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Uri Eliabayev1 year ago

I can't see it. Are you on the Max plan?

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Gavin Ching1 year ago

This is such great UX.... and so easy to connect to any repo on GitHub wow...

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Vy451 year ago

@kentcdodds Is there a way to connect MCP servers to a different client like Claude - where I can choose the LLM provider I want? I am stuck with Sonnet or Haiku on Claude desktop.

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