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A Show HN post on Hacker News introduces SFXMint, which its title describes as a source of CC0 game sound effects. The title also says the service offers a keyless API and MCP support for coding agents. The post links to sfxmint.com and to its Hacker News discussion thread, but the provided text contains only those links, with no details on the sound library, usage terms, or how the API works.
A Show HN post on Hacker News introduces SFXMint, which its title describes as a source of CC0 game sound effects. The title also says the service offers a keyless API and MCP support for coding agents. The post links to sfxmint.com and to its Hacker News discussion thread, but the provided text contains only those links, with no details on the sound library, usage terms, or how the API works.
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Developers building games or AI coding agents may care about this if the title's claims hold, since a keyless API could make it simpler to pull sound effects into a project. Before relying on it, check the license terms and the API documentation on sfxmint.com, since the source does not confirm them. The Hacker News thread may also surface community feedback on the library's scope and quality.
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