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Mobbin MCP

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      Enables AI agents to search Mobbin for apps, flows, screens, and website sections, returning compact text results and fetching screenshots only for the screens the agent selects. Requires the user's own Mobbin account and runs locally over Streamable HTTP with OAuth sign-in.
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      Enables AI agents to research mobile apps, compare onboarding and paywall flows, explore App Store reviews, and find visual UI references, bringing real screens and market context into their research.
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