What message prefix does the MCP server use?
All messages are prefixed with "mcp:".
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Demo MCP servers for BrowserBee
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BrowserBee MCP Demo is a minimalist demo of a web app and browser extension that includes an MCP server, designed to work with the BrowserBee extension. It demonstrates how MCP can be integrated into a browser environment.
Messages are prefixed with "mcp:" and include additional fields "mcpSessionId" and "source". The MCP server uses a "ping" message to advertise itself to the BrowserBee extension. The transport layer uses window.postMessage for communication.
All messages are prefixed with "mcp:".
The fields "mcpSessionId" and "source" are added to all messages.
It sends a "ping" message.
It uses window.postMessage to communicate with the browser extension.

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