Express is a fast, unopinionated, minimalist web framework for Node.js that provides a robust set of features for web and mobile applications.
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Enables creation of Express projects with automatic configuration
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Uses an embedded Express server to host the webcam interface, running on port 3333 by default.
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Used as the web framework for SSE (Server-Sent Events) support, providing endpoints for SSE connection and message handling
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Can retrieve specific documentation for the Express.js framework, as explicitly mentioned in the example queries.
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Implements an MCP server using Express.js to provide SSE (Server-Sent Events) for real-time communication between clients and the AI system
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Connects to an Express API running locally to fetch memory data for the configured user
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Implements a REST API server alongside the MCP server functionality.
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Uses Express to handle asynchronous callbacks from Twilio, processing payment stage notifications and updating payment session state.
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Enables SSE transport for remote access to the game asset generation capabilities.
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Utilizes Express to build the HTTP server that provides the health check endpoint and MCP tool interfaces.
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Utilizes Express framework to expose a RESTful API for cryptocurrency data access
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Support for installing and using Express in Node.js containers as demonstrated in examples
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Mentioned in the context of authentication implementation, where the current system uses express-session with MongoDB store.
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Exposes a RESTful API for agent operations, connection management, and messaging over HTTP endpoints
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Handles HTTP endpoints for server-sent events (SSE) and message communication in the MCP server
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Serves as the web framework for the MCP server, handling HTTP requests and SSE connections for AI tool communication.
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Provides a web server framework for creating API endpoints, implementing routing, handling requests, and returning responses
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Offers a Web API built on Express that handles frontend queries and delivers streaming responses with process visualization
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Mentioned in the roadmap as a framework that will have easy integration options for accessing securely stored API keys
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Powers the web application framework that implements the memory server's RESTful API endpoints for memory operations
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Uses Express.js to implement a REST API server with endpoints for file operations and LLM queries.
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The MCP server is built with Express.js to provide cryptographic tools including key pair generation, shared secret derivation, and message encryption/decryption.
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Used as the backend server technology for the MCP server, providing HTTP and SSE (Server-Sent Events) capabilities