Hey everyone! I've been diving into the world of MCP servers, and honestly, the options out there can be a bit overwhelming. I'm curious if anyone has come across any Python-based agentic frameworks that they really like or recommend. If you have a favorite, I'd love to hear about it!
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I haven't settled on one yet. Claude’s code has been good for me thus far, but I'm keeping my eyes open for something that'll help me out if I hit a roadblock.
Context 7 is what I’m using. It's a staple in the community! I also think Sequential Thinking is quite impressive.
I actually built my own agent collaboration MCP. Well, actually, it's based on Claude's work, but it serves my needs well!
I created a 'roster' MCP that intelligently hosts other MCPs. It takes natural language commands, which makes it user-friendly for humans. Rather than sending structured inputs, it routes requests intelligently—super handy for collaborating!
I've been using the Playwright MCP and I have to say, it's pretty great. Just set it up, and you won't regret it!
Is this the same as the Playwright server? I'm curious!
I've been using Aider-desk, which is a solid MCP client. It leverages the power of Aider, and it's free for basic use—you only pay for the API calls, which is a great deal!
Right now, I'm using Claude Desktop as my MCP client. I'm on the lookout for the best MCP server that suits my workflow. I need something that can remember details from past chats without having to repeatedly explain things with markdown files. Any suggestions?
I made a video on this topic where I check if a feature was implemented properly using Linear and Playwright. You can check it out here: [link]. It's really been helpful! Also, I recommend checking out the r/mcp subreddit for more discussions.