@yongfook: Someone is going to build an MCP that submits my MCP to MCP stores / directories, keeps it up to date etc, and they wil…
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The author speculates that someone will build an MCP tool to automate submission and updates to MCP stores, which could be profitable due to the inconvenience of manual submissions.
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Someone is going to build an MCP that submits my MCP to MCP stores / directories, keeps it up to date etc, and they will make a lot of money.
I’m building like 17 apps right now and I don’t want to submit them all manually.
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