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You can now build a Deep Research Agent over your organization's data in literally 1 tool call using ZeroEntropy (YC W25)'s MCP server! We just launched our MCP server, which you can connect to the OpenAI Deep Research API! This demo shows to find ZeroEntropy's secret buried in 50k+ documents

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