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 The workflow feels natural: Cody can analyze your database schema to suggest query optimizations, pull GitHub issues directly into your editor context, or search across multiple repositories with semantic understanding. It's code intelligence that actually understands the broader context of your work.
 
-Windsurf took a different approach with its IDE. Windsurf Wave 3 includes MCP support, allowing [Cascade](https://codeium.com/blog/introducing-cascade) to connect to multiple servers simultaneously. The configuration is straightforward:
+Windsurf took a different approach with its IDE. Windsurf Wave 3 includes MCP support, allowing Cascade to connect to multiple servers simultaneously. The configuration is straightforward:
 
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`292`		`-Windsurf took a different approach with its IDE. Windsurf Wave 3 includes MCP support, allowing [Cascade](https://codeium.com/blog/introducing-cascade) to connect to multiple servers simultaneously. The configuration is straightforward:`
	`292`	`+Windsurf took a different approach with its IDE. Windsurf Wave 3 includes MCP support, allowing Cascade to connect to multiple servers simultaneously. The configuration is straightforward:`
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