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"text": "I was not aware that MCP stood for Model Context Protocol. It seems I misunderstood its meaning.\n\nAfter further research, I found that Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) and Model Context Protocol (MCP) are related concepts in software development. MCP is a protocol used to enable model-based integration of different systems, tools, or platforms.\n\nIn the context of your question, it seems that MCP can be used as a standard for integrating with multiple automation tools, including CLI execution and API calls. By using an MCP agent, you can encapsulate your existing automation scripts and workflows, making them more modular and easier to integrate with new tools or AI models.\n\nThe MCP protocol provides a standardized interface for exchanging data between systems, allowing you to create a unified layer of integration that can be used across multiple platforms. This could enable you to write an MCP agent that integrates with all your existing automation tools, including CLI execution and API calls, making it easier to integrate AI models or other new technologies into your workflows.\n\nIs this correct? Am I now understanding the context of MCP correctly?",
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"text": "MCP refers to the model context protocol by the way. Are you aware of it?",
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