Tag: mcp
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Kit shipped their own MCP, so I deprecated mine
Kit shipped their own official MCP, so I deprecated my community one — and why being superseded by the first-party version is a good outcome, not a defeat.
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PREA Was Here
An autonomous AI agent opened an issue on one of my repos pitching a $149.97-an-hour consultation SDK. It wasn't written for me. It was written for my agent.
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The Comment That Shipped It
The build day behind Spain AI Kit. The story of why it exists is in this week's Signal Over Noise — this is what the workshop looked like.
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Three Open Source Updates, One Friday
A community-contributed calendar performance fix, a media server bug squash, and a Goodhart's Law check for AI project metrics. All shipped today, none of them planned.
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My MCP Server Collection for Claude Code
I've released eight MCP servers that connect Claude to services I use daily—calendar, email marketing, analytics, media management, and more. Here's the full collection.
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From Remote Access to Agentic OS: Two Weeks with Claude Code
What started as remote terminal access to my Obsidian vault evolved into something like an operating system—specialised agents, MCP servers, and automated workflows.
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Building an AI-Powered WordPress Publishing Pipeline with Claude Code
I built a WordPress plugin and MCP server that lets Claude publish directly from Obsidian to my blog. Draft, tell Claude to publish, done.
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Four Layers Deep in a Finance MCP Server
Account balances off by £8,188. Wrong database, schema errors, missing transaction type, and an unread WAL file — each fix revealed the next problem.
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Building an MCP Server for Pickaxe: Managing AI Agents Through Natural Language
I built an MCP server that lets Claude manage my Pickaxe AI agents directly—knowledge bases, conversation history, and analytics through natural language.
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Building an MCP Server for Kit.com: Email Marketing Through Natural Language
I built an MCP server that connects Claude to my Kit.com newsletter—manage subscribers, tags, sequences, and broadcasts through conversation instead of dashboard hopping.
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Updating my Claude setup to support remote work
I set up Claude Code on my home server with Tailscale and Syncthing so I can access my Obsidian vault from anywhere—iPad, phone, or any device with a terminal.