Our MCP server had been live for weeks. Nobody could see what it did.
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CaptureOneAI's MCP server had been running for weeks with zero signups coming through it. The cause was dumb in hindsight: the server required an API key for everything, including initialize and tools/list, the methods a client uses to ask what are you and what can you do. Neither reads data or spe…
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- 2026-09-24 14:08 · DEV Community — AI
Our MCP server had been live for weeks. Nobody could see what it did.
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