Ever wondered how much and what data you share with your llm provider? I built a local server that sits between your client and your llm provider, logging everything in between. I needed it to debug some stuff, and... now I'm considering adding some privacy features 🤔👀

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Great progress today with DVMCP!🚀 I finished implementing the completions and added them to the specification. I also fixed the configuration wizard for the packages and made other minor improvements. I recorded a short video demonstrating the bridge and discovery package in action locally. In the video, you can see a relay in the middle terminal, the bridge serving MCP servers on the left, and the discovery package consuming capabilities and interacting with the server on the right. I'm using the MCP Inspector connected to the Discovery Server to test everything via its interface. The completions are functioning well, they appear in the prompts section of the video, particularly when playing with the "complex_prompt," which displays the autocomplete options. Another exciting part is that all interactions use ephemeral events, so you can see in the relay logs, that it never exceed five events, which are related to the server and capabilities. Neat! Next, I will continue polishing the packages and then update dvmcp.fun to align with the new specification #dvmcp

I've been testing Zen Browser since this morning. It's a beautiful browser that's more performant and less resource-hungry than Degoogled Chromium. It's slightly less private than Librewolf, though. It reveals 18.12 bits of identifying information, whereas Librewolf reveals 14.95 bits, according to

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