You don't need to expose an endpoint for this. Definetely overengineering if you don't have a special use case for MCP.
Just create an internal plugin repo. Harness will take care the rest.
https://t.co/yrxwDrTknO
/plugin marketplace add your_company/claude-code-plugins
How to become an AI native company:
1. Create a single MCP/API gateway. Let your team connect to your systems.
2. Create a company brain
- Connect your static context ("Who are we", "guidelines", "product docs" )
- Connect your hot context (meeting notes, emails, slack, active projects)
3. Create a company harness. Instruct AI on how to interact with your company brain and systems.
4. Onboard your team into the harness. Create a self-improving loop. Let it learn from their work.
5. Create a model-routing layer. Evaluate and distribute work to the right model, at the right time. Remove vendor risk.
6. Build autonomous agents on top of your company harness.
Not just subscriptions. It also makes everything simple yet efficient. Who needs a WordPress website when you can have a couple of .md files and Astro?
Embrace simplicity.
I've permanently saved $300/mo on SaaS apps by either switching to open-source or using Fable
I don't trust apps to not be selling my data or using it to train their AIs or smth, so I've been on a side-quest to self-host everything
in the last few months I've replaced these 6:
IsoCIty is an open source fully featured city builder woth pedestrians, cars, boats, trains, planes, helicopters, emergencies, and much more
https://t.co/81P4bgIez5
Pull requests welcome https://t.co/vfxAxNYNMB
If you’re migrating your API integration from gpt-4o-mini (or similar low reasoning models) to gpt-5-nano and you use structured responses with max_tokens, bump that limit up. The new model outputs more by default, and if you don’t adjust, your integration might break.
Maybe the easiest would have been to just add a backward-compatible subnet
192.168.1.1
Would become
1.192.168.1.1
And you'd have ^255 more IPs available?
"The more cloud vendors that adopt the API (say Terremark, Verizon, etc) the more pressure they place on non-compliant vendors to adopt the API. In this way, VMware could flip the tables on Amazon, making the EC2 API look proprietary."
😂
Back in 2010, before AWS ate the world, we were using 'cloud' from providers don’t even exist today. Companies were experimenting and shaping IaaS. Here I am beta testing Terremark vCloud with a prepaid invite card, because that was the future.
This article gives a glimpse of the landscape before 2010. Hosting companies trying to reinvent themselves, a few scrappy IaaS startups.
https://t.co/q9sb65QqM8
Raw dogged another project. Utilizing the @levelsio method.
Hetzner VPS $3.99 month
Claude on server
Termius for SSH
Was able to build this out in hours.
If you're all-in on a lowend provider, it might be worth prevent SPOF. These types od servers sits on top of a hypervisor with internal storage. That's why they are so cheap.
While this is a new project with basic quality checks for now, it will continue to improve over time. I would love to hear your feedback.
https://t.co/tK0FdNYruA
I've built a tool to verify email authentication settings, helping improve deliverability and prevent spoofing. It checks SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records, providing recommendations to boost your sender score.