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Tyler Benfield discusses the coolness of MCP for giving AI agents data access, sharing his use case of Claude routines for infrastructure monitoring and improvement.
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Tyler Benfield (@rtbenfield): Giving agents paths to access data over MCP or other tools is insanely cool
I have Claude routines running daily to generate reports on our infra and look for opportunities for improvement. If something seems off I can ask it to dive deeper, look for historic patterns, or find
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