@kieranklaassen: WebMCP is SUPER cool!! All app builders should implement this in their web apps Showing you what it is in my open sourc…
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The tweet promotes WebMCP as a cool tool that all app builders should implement in their web apps, showcasing it in an open-source app called Thinkroom.
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WebMCP is SUPER cool!!
All app builders should implement this in their web apps
Showing you what it is in my open source app https://t.co/49jas17LTv https://t.co/WKeKYljzJF
Thinkroom
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