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A set of development rules for an MCP-based system in which users configure multiple AI personas on a website and the local client synchronises and uses them. MCP is a standard for connecting AI systems to tools.
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A set of development rules for an MCP-based system in which users configure multiple AI personas on a website and the local client synchronises and uses them. MCP is a standard for connecting AI systems to tools.
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A technical guide to the architecture of the Juyiting MCP system, including its client, protocol, server, and data layers. MCP, or Model Context Protocol, is a standard way for AI assistants to connect to tools and data.
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A setup guide for connecting the Juyiting MCP system to Cursor, an AI-powered code editor. It describes basic, development, and advanced configuration options, including authentication, caching, retries, and telemetry.
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A development guide for building an MCP project with Node.js and TypeScript. It covers required tools, project setup, common folders, scripts, tests, linting, and type checking; the source text is partly in Chinese.
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A guide to using MCP tools, a standard way for AI systems to call connected tools, to summon named AI personas and manage their configurations. The guide is written in Chinese.
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An overview of Juyiting MCP, an AI system that lets people configure and coordinate multiple AI personalities through Model Context Protocol, or MCP. MCP is a standard connection between AI assistants and external tools or data.
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A locally run client for coordinating several AI personas, or role-based AI assistants, in collaboration.
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