You need uv, then:

1. add websearch.py to some folder FOLDER
2. add the file .vscode/mcp.json if it doesn't exist, with your new websearch MCP server (and edit the FOLDER part). You can also do this by fuzzy searching for "MCP: Add Server" and adding the command uv --directory FOLDER run python websearch.py --stdio in the prompt.
3. in the mcp.json you might want to put the full path to you uv instead of just uv. (do which uv in your terminal to get that full path)
4. voila

Need to test some Rust program in a 32-bit environment? You're on MacOS? Looks like you're going to have to use Docker. Not only that, but you'll have to use Docker with a 64-bit linux environment, that can support building and running 32-bit binaries.

Create this Dockerfile:

FROM rust:latest

# Ensure we don't use our local build folder
ENV CARGO_TARGET_DIR=/tmp/target32

I'm trying to address two problems here:

• how do you extend the messages with an assistant's answers?
• what is the format of the messages

Let's answer the second question first. The format given by the playground, using the /v1 API, is to have a content object:

• all the Bo Burnham standups + inside, some of it is genius and it's hard to categorize it as humor. Inside is a masterpiece that has nothing to do with his other stand ups.

• The Last of Us: Part 1
• Hunt Showdown

You're trying to serde_json::to_string some struct that has an Hashmap that has non-string keys? (like a struct)

You're getting some Error("key must be a string", line: 0, column: 0) error?

You're not finding much help online?

Don't worry.

Simply use https://docs.rs/serde_with/1.5.0/serde_with/derive.SerializeDisplay.html on the type that you use as key