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Where is MCP's client? You never wrote it — but you're using it

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Almost everyone learning MCP hits the same confusion: "Aren't you supposed to have a Client? But I never wrote one, and opencode / Cursor just connect to Playwright and it works — where's the client?" Here's the answer up front: The client is always there. It's tucked inside the Host — transparent…

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  1. 2026-10-14 06:48 · DEV Community — AI
    Where is MCP's client? You never wrote it — but you're using it

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