Tarun Sachdeva

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Open source makes sense for us since so many of our customers are already active in open source communities, and are using market.dev to offer support, training and consulting packages for premium users. More details on product bounties coming up soon too!

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Personally I'm really excited about building in the open and everything we’ll learn through the process. Stay tuned. More information on blog.market.dev.

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The hosted offering at http://market.dev now has simpler pricing plans designed to scale as you grow your business

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Today, market.dev is open source We're relaunching as an open source project under an MIT License, with a hosted offering The goal is to give developers a combined toolkit for growing a services business - with built in landing pages, payments, CRM & contracts

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Congrats on the launch Mason!!! Super cool to see this out

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btw absolutely none of this is meant as a slight, chris is very cool and we’re lucky he’s shared his ideas about what the internet is and what it could become

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Bingo I liked the sound of “Run” more so than execute but thought exactly the same thing Own always felt a bit off. Collective ownership and content provenance are not things I feel most care about, unfortunately, nor can I see them lead to habit forming daily behaviours. Could be wrong. Run imo encompasses everything from smart contracts to agents

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The real web3 is Read Write Run

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For more info on the PROGRAM series check out lu.ma/program I post event updates mostly on X at x.com/tarunsachdeva

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This event is open to designers, developers and anyone who wants to build applications that use Toronto’s open data infrastructure to inform, connect and empower the city in new ways. More event details soon!

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Announcing PROGRAM: Toronto A hackathon held at City Hall with the theme of making Toronto the world’s most programmable city. PROGRAM: Toronto is June 20 @ 3pm, in collaboration with the City of Toronto Open Data Team, held on the eve of Toronto Tech Week. Grab your ticket here: lu.ma/apcio9op

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yep https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/modelcontextprotocol/pull/133

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right now there are only a few clients all focused on developer tooling but my prediction is most saas apps will become an mcp client and tap into a universe of servers to get agent workflows in their apps meaning if an app wants to embed an agent like experience, they don't have to build all the agents themselves, they can become an mcp client and tap into a whole bunch of other agents available to them mcp is nothing more than a standard, so you don't have to use it, but if you choose to, you get the natural advantage of connecting easily with services that do (if thats beneficial to your users) the streamable transport will be a huge unlock for usability, as will auth

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Install instructions here: https://github.com/market-dot-dev/mcp DM or reply with any feedback or bugs pls!

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And if you get truly stuck you might want to get help from an expert from an open source community. no commerce or in-cursor calling, yet 🙃

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Just built the MCP server for market.dev - find open source projects and experts right from cursor or any MCP client Here's an example for finding performance profiling tools in a Rails codebase, along with data on community activity, package downloads and more

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Anyways, sign up to http://market.dev and DM if this is something you'd want to try out!

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Being able to have an agents ready for every workflow is one of the the unexpected design benefits of building this as a 'business in a box' But we're not going to build these all ourselves, and the potential here is to turn into an MCP client so you can bring your own agent against your data

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