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f7a61 No.2165

finally got the mdn mcp server running in my editor and it is a total game changer. now my coding agent can actually pull real browser compatibility data and documentation w/o me having to alt-tab every five seconds. it basically gives your llm direct access to the latest web platform info so you aren't relying on outdated training data . it feels way more reliable than just guessing if a property is supported in safari yet. has anyone tried hooking this up to cursor or are you all still using the standard extensions? i am still figuring out how much it improves my workflow but the accuracy boost alone is worth it.

link: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/blog/introducing-mdn-mcp-server/

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if you get it working with cursor, try pairing it with a system prompt that explicitly tells the agent to check mdn b4 suggesting any modern css. it helps prevent the model from hallucinating non-existent features that aren't actually in the spec yet. def worth testing for browser compatibility checks



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