Update sources/platform/integrations/ai/mcp.md

Co-authored-by: Michał Olender <[email protected]>

Author: vystrcild

sources/platform/integrations/ai/mcp.md

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ This tells Claude to spawn the Apify MCP Server (via the NPM package) with your
 
 2. _Launch Claude and connect:_ After updating the config, restart Claude Desktop. If successful, Claude will show a “plugin” (often indicated by a plug icon 🔌) signifying it connected to the Apify Actors MCP server.
 
-3. **Use the Actors in conversation:** Now you can chat with Claude and ask it to use Apify Actors. For example, you might ask: _“What Apify Actors can I use?”_ Claude (through the MCP server) will list tools (Actors) available. If none are pre-loaded beyond the defaults, it might show a few default ones or instruct how to discover more. You can then ask something like: _“Use the Instagram Scraper to get the latest posts from NASA’s profile.”_ Claude will internally call the `apify/instagram-scraper` Actor via the MCP server and stream the results back to you, perhaps summarizing the output.
+3. _Use the Actors in conversation:_ Now you can chat with Claude and ask it to use Apify Actors. For example, you might ask: _“What Apify Actors can I use?”_ Claude (through the MCP server) will list tools (Actors) available. If none are pre-loaded beyond the defaults, it might show a few default ones or instruct how to discover more. You can then ask something like: _“Use the Instagram Scraper to get the latest posts from NASA’s profile.”_ Claude will internally call the `apify/instagram-scraper` Actor via the MCP server and stream the results back to you, perhaps summarizing the output.
 
     Behind the scenes, Claude didn’t need to know the details of Apify’s API or Actors — it relied on the MCP server to handle tool execution. You, as the user, just see the answer or result in the chat.