mcp-use is the open-source devtools and cloud infrastructure to help dev teams quickly build and deploy custom AI agents with MCP servers. Our SDK has over 5,000 GitHub stars, 100k downloads, and is trusted by engineers at NASA, Cisco, NVIDIA, etc...
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Hey hunters, super happy to finally show what we have been building !! 🤗🤗
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@pietrozullo here's our open-source library if you are interested guys!
https://github.com/mcp-use/mcp-use
Morgen
Congrats Luigi and Pietro! Exciting times ahead 💪
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@marco_ancona2 100% 🤩 Thanks!
Congrats on the launch Luigi and team! Will need to check out mcp-use for Octolens soon!
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@charlotteschmitt thank you Charlotte! Octolens is such a great great product that would benefit a lot by integrating with 3rd-party MCP servers!
Crono
Congrats on the launch! Can I define my agents in the Cloud Platform and have the SDK pull that config at runtime, so I don’t hardcode anything?
mcp-use
@alex_roggero Yes!
You define agents/configs in the mcp-use Cloud Platform, and the SDK (or API) pulls that config into your app at runtime.
So you don’t hardcode anything.
Needle
Good luck on the launch!
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@jan_heimes thanks! It was a pleasure meeting you here in SF!
Agnes AI
Really excited about mcp-use—the 5k stars and adoption by NASA et al. are hard to ignore. One thing I’m wondering: we run a multi-cloud setup (AWS + on-prem K8s). How seamless is deploying MCP servers across these environments? Does the cloud infra handle secrets/ingress automatically, or are there still manual Helm tweaks?
mcp-use
@cruise_chen MCP runs fine across AWS and on-prem. mcp-use will automate builds and centralize config/permissions, which cuts most day-to-day toil. But you’ll still handle secrets and ingress per environment; today’s ecosystem hasn’t fully abstracted those away.
AltPage.ai
Whoa, open source SDKs for MCP servers and agents? That’s such a game changer—managing infra was always a pain for my side projects. Is it easy to plug into existing setups?
mcp-use
@joey_zhu_seopage_ai Thanks! The SDK pulls configs from the Cloud Platform, so no hardcoding :)