Interest Check: Shared Hosted Vault for AI Agent Files via MCP
A poster asks whether others would pilot a shared, hosted vault exposed over MCP for storing and sharing AI agent files. The post is a validation question with minimal elaboration on the specific pain of managing agent files today.
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