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lazycat-sdk-dev

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Use when building LazyCat SDK integrations in Go/JS, WebShell frontend features, notifications, MCP providers, MCP gateway aggregation, Skill/MCP resource discovery, dynamic MCP tool lists, import_resources/resource_exports, .lzcx app access, user-delegated LazyCat app-to-app calls, remote network programming via remotesocks/GetNetstack, or cross-network TCP/UDP dial/listen and port forwarding.

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