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  <subtitle>Building WebMCP into web applications, and testing them in XataWorks.</subtitle>
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    <title>XataWorks is a bus. Plug your web app in.</title>
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    <summary>The developer guide now starts from one picture — a bus every web application can plug into through WebMCP — with runnable examples and every permission question photographed.</summary>
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