Firecrawl says its rebuilt MCP cuts context use by 50%
The web-data service added OAuth onboarding for people and keyless access for agents, reducing setup friction across MCP clients.
By Ryan Merket · Published
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Why it matters
Firecrawl is competing to become the web-access layer for AI agents. Lower context use and simpler authentication make repeated browsing cheaper to run and easier to distribute.
Firecrawl, founded by Caleb Peffer (@CalebPeffer), Eric Ciarla (@ericciarla), and Nicolas Silberstein Camara (@nickscamara_), released a rebuilt Model Context Protocol server on July 30th that it says consumes 50% less context on search, scrape, and interact calls.
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