Every AI agent that touches the outside world does it one of two ways: it runs a shell command, or it calls a tool through the Model Context Protocol. Both get the job done, but they don't cost the same or fail the same way, which is why "MCP vs CLI" keeps resurfacing without resolving. I want to answer it for the cases that matter most: plain developer tooling, data-heavy systems like banking, forecasting pipelines, and transaction automation like billing or booking. Neither wins outright. Where you draw the line is the actual skill. Key Takeaways CLI is the default for anything the model already knows cold, git, file ops, text processing, since there's no schema tax and commands chain through pipes. MCP earns its cost when a system needs per-user auth, audit trails, or access to sources the model can't otherwise reach, exactly what regulated systems like banking require. Transaction automation works best split: deterministic code drives the repeatable steps, a...
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Can you provide the source code please ?
ReplyDeletesource code is here : https://github.com/dhaval0122/Share_to_Facebook_twitter
DeleteCan we share an image with text also on twitter?
ReplyDeleteThanks in advance!!
Yes you can using Twitpic jar file.
Deletefor more detail see here: http://stackoverflow.com/a/10757209/1168654
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ReplyDeleteHe.I have added concumer key an consumer secret key in constants.java but still after pressing the login button to twitter in the app,its redirecting me to the same page.what else should I fill in the fields?
ReplyDeleteshow me your logs..... you have added permission on facebook app & twitter app??
DeleteFacebook sharing is working fine but the twitter sharing isnt working..I click the login button for twitter,it takes me to the webview to authorize my app,then comes back to the login button oage of my app but doesnt shares any thing..Below is my log...
Delete08-28 09:54:03.940: W/ResponseProcessCookies(478): Invalid cookie header: "set-cookie: guest_id=v1%3A137766384317537124; Domain=.twitter.com; Path=/; Expires=Fri, 28-Aug-2015 04:24:03 UTC". Unable to parse expires attribute: Fri, 28-Aug-2015 04:24:03 UTC
08-28 09:54:03.959: I/ActivityManager(70): Starting: Intent { cmp=com.Background_fb_twitter/.Background_fb_twitterActivity } from pid 478
08-28 09:54:03.959: W/ActivityManager(70): startActivity called from non-Activity context; forcing Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK for: Intent { cmp=com.Background_fb_twitter/.Background_fb_twitterActivity }
08-28 09:54:04.049: I/com.Background_fb_twitter.PrepareRequestTokenActivity(478): OAuth - Access Token Retrieved---2
08-28 09:54:04.580: I/ActivityManager(70): Displayed com.Background_fb_twitter/.Background_fb_twitterActivity: +579ms
08-28 09:54:04.690: D/kiran-> token(478): 1685102257-JZF8P5QOJ2UckO44bh35Vj4OWJI81iyXyanarZ6
08-28 09:54:04.710: D/kiran-> secret(478): t9YyBInt4MNK84cdeqVdaO4ANPjAuOYw5GRRJmc8Xag
08-28 09:54:04.710: D/acc_token :(478): AccessToken{screenName='null', userId=0}
08-28 09:54:04.999: D/error dj-->(478): 403:The request is understood, but it has been refused. An accompanying error message will explain why. This code is used when requests are being denied due to update limits (http://support.twitter.com/forums/10711/entries/15364).
08-28 09:57:42.101: D/SntpClient(70): request time failed: java.net.SocketException: Address family not supported by protocol
What permissions Am I suppose to add for the twitter app?
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