Hey there, been building an MCP to help discover, automate and run E2Es automatically connected to you Cursor / Claude / Codex / etc.
Funny enough, one of the most challenging things while building it was to be able to remotely control the browser that runs locally (been using https://localtunnel.me/ for it), while making sure that it does not impact the user too much.
Also, I wondered if there's someone that is shipping CLIs with an "mcp" command, as seems that having a normal CLI for the funcionatilitie sof the MCP would make a lot of sense + with the option of running it as an MCP if the user wants to.
Have you seen this pattern?
Also, as there's a lot of buzzwording around MCPs, any of you that been using an MCP as a daily driver? For me it was the github one, specially for code search and stuff like that.
Hey there, been building an MCP to help discover, automate and run E2Es automatically connected to you Cursor / Claude / Codex / etc.
Funny enough, one of the most challenging things while building it was to be able to remotely control the browser that runs locally (been using https://localtunnel.me/ for it), while making sure that it does not impact the user too much.
Also, I wondered if there's someone that is shipping CLIs with an "mcp" command, as seems that having a normal CLI for the funcionatilitie sof the MCP would make a lot of sense + with the option of running it as an MCP if the user wants to.
Have you seen this pattern?
Also, as there's a lot of buzzwording around MCPs, any of you that been using an MCP as a daily driver? For me it was the github one, specially for code search and stuff like that.