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jngiam1
1mo ago
What if these models were told to clean up their tracks?
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jngiam1
4mo ago
I totally agree, we’ve been working with enterprises and MCP is the defacto way they are using agents with data.
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jngiam1
4mo ago
We build a gateway (MintMCP) and I’d love to connect and exchange notes. We’re excited about XAA, it will simplify many flows
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5mo ago
I don't get why everything is not marked as sensitive in env vars by default instead.
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6mo ago
MCP tools. We're doing some MCP bundling and giving it here, pretty cool stuff.
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6mo ago
This is powerful. Combined with MCPs, you can pretty much automate a ton of work.
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6mo ago
We built a very similar thing! Also with git, very nice- if you’re looking for an enterprise ready version of this, hit me up Love to discuss and see how we can make this more standard
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MCPs, CLIs, and skills: when to use what?
(jngiam.bearblog.dev)
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7mo ago
Honestly, easier with MCP straight up: https://gmail.mintmcp.com/ https://gcal.mintmcp.com/ https://gdocs.mintmcp.com/ https://gsheets.mintmcp.com/ (all pass through)
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7mo ago
Exactly. and even if so, how are you going to safe guard tool access? Imagine your favorite email provider has a CLI for reading and sending email - you're cool with the agent reading, but not sending. What are you going to do? Make 2
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7mo ago
I think if you want background agents with sandboxes and well scoped permissions, you want MCP to be your data protocol and security layer. If you’re vibing and doing the open claw thing without any security concerns; then you’re absolutely
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7mo ago
The Skills I have for Claude are all based on personal preferences and reflects the setup I have going. It's a way to narrow the probability space to the specific set which works really well for me.
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7mo ago
i've a simple setup with Claude Code and MCPs; and i get real benefits from better task mgmt, email mgmt, calendar, health/food/fitness tracking, working together with claude on tasks (that go into md files). i don't thi
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Using LaTeX is a great hack for generating PDFs with Claude Code
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The instruction that turns Claude into a self-improving system
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9mo ago
The mirror test is cool!
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9mo ago
Store/ version with git, throw Claude code at it, and it’ll be amazing
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Virtual MCP Servers: A Use Case-Driven Solution to Tool Overload
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10mo ago
Lutra is a native code-mode AI agent that: (a) converts all tools into functions available in a coding environment, (b) uses LLMs to produce code that orchestrates across those tools, (c) has a custom stateless code interpreter to make it a
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10mo ago
There’s too much rage baiting on the internet now; the headlines that take the extreme position get reshared, while the truth is more in the middle.
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10mo ago
This is the key. MCP encapsulates tools, auth, instructions. We always need something for that - and it needs to work for non tech users too
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10mo ago
I hypothesize that these AI agents are all likely higher than human performance now.
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10mo ago
MCP gateway: https://mintmcp.com There's an agent monitor which intercepts requests either using a LLM proxy or hooks, that gives you full telemetry into the agents + MCPs used. And a MCP gateway that enables centralized de
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11mo ago
I've been hoping that Claude Code on the Web also works with MCPs; so I can start getting it to do things beyond just coding. It's pretty awesome to use Git as a source of memory/tracking what's going on and pull request
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11mo ago
We do have self-hosted options, and are still thinking through OSS strategies. If you've suggestions on that angle, would love to learn / read more.
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11mo ago
+1 many tools can be run stateless / have state in a external db, and we have ways to support running that efficiently as well.
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11mo ago
It's really messy now. ChatGPT in particular makes it really hard; it turns out that Custom GPTs with actions can do pretty well, if you bridge MCP tools into actions; but setting any of these up is a pita. The LLMs are also really bad
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11mo ago
I got so used to having Claude Code read some of my MCP tools, and was bummed to see that it couldn't connect to them yet on the web. Pretty cool though! Will need to use it for some more isolated work/code edits. Claude Code is n
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11mo ago
Strong agree here
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11mo ago
MCPs have a larger impact beyond the terminal - you can use it with ChatGPT, Claude Web, n8n, LibreChat, and it comes with considerations for auth, resources, and now even UI (e.g., apps-sdk from OpenAI is on MCP). If we're considering
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