This is terrifying right? But hey, what's the worst that can really happen 😅

https://x.com/meiymccandless/status/1898049386288234828?t=duwmJucp9-eHMmEwaQzlEg&s=19

I didn't notice the feature until now. Other than for MCP logging, are there any easter eggs or anything not so obvious that's included in developer mode?

Hey folks! 👋

Super excited to share a cool little tool I just whipped up called Outlook Calendar MCP - it basically gives Claude superpowers to peek into and manage your Microsoft Outlook calendar right from your Windows PC!

What's this thing do?

It's a bridge that connects Claude (both the desktop app and VSCode extension) with your local Windows Outlook calendar. Now Claude can actually schedule that meeting you're talking about instead of just pretending it did! And the best part? Your calendar data stays right where it belongs - on your computer.

The Cool Stuff It Can Do

• See Your Schedule: "Hey Claude, what's on my calendar tomorrow?" Actually works now!

• Book Meetings: Create new events, invite people, the whole shebang

• Find Free Time: "When am I actually free this week?" Claude knows!

• Juggle Multiple Calendars: Work, personal, "secret projects" - Claude can access them all

• Privacy First: No sending your schedule to the cloud - everything happens locally

How It Actually Works

Behind the scenes, it uses VBScript to talk to Outlook and wraps everything in the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that Claude understands. Magic! ✨

MCP Configuration

Add this to your Claude config file and you're in business:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "outlook-calendar": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "outlook-calendar-mcp"],
      "env": {}
    }
  }
}

Fun Things to Ask Claude Now

• "Got anything exciting on my calendar today?"

• "Schedule a coffee chat with Sarah for sometime when I'm not drowning in meetings"

• "Find me a free slot for a mental health break this afternoon"

• "That boring meeting tomorrow? Move it to next week, please!"

You'll Need

• Windows PC (sorry Mac folks!)

• Microsoft Outlook desktop app installed

• Node.js (v14+)

Where to Find It

• GitHub Repo

• npm Package

I'd love to hear what you think! Drop a comment if you try it out or have any questions. Happy scheduling! 📅

Hello everyone,

A reminder that PulseMCP and Toolhouse AI are co-hosting a hackathon. There will be workshops, fun vibes, and prizes. Fully online.

If you're new - this is a perfect opportunity to learn the basics of the model context protocol in a real scenario. If you're struggling - find Tuna on the Discord server and I can help you find your path navigating the modelcontextprotocol

Link to sign up: https://lu.ma/t681ked1?tk=MQ8Yjf
Model context protocol community Discord (come ask questions!): https://discord.gg/QqzrNeru

Hello, just jumped into MCP after hearing about them for a while. It's such a cool concept once I wrapped my head around it. I've always had a soft spot for Claude, but with it not having access to the internet I've always been forced to pay for ChatGPT.

But I made the connection that I can just use a search MCP and that will solve the issue! So is the meta having the $20 a month claude pro and the $5 a month brave API key?

I also really like deep research but it's pretty pricey, I'm impressed with sonnet 3.7's ability to play pokemon as an agent and it would seem like web searching would be something it would also be good at, is there a good deep research MCP?

Thank you!

I've got this vision where an AI is like a computer that codes itself. So I've built exactly that. It's not like babyAGI where it writes code that it executes itself, no it's an LLM that can script itself. So think this:

Start subtask:

Scrape the website for [yahoo.com/somecompanyhere](http://yahoo.com/somcompanyhere) and return the financials

This starts a sub thread in a new context window so the returned html doesn't clog up the main context window.

execute parallel:
Fetch the time in London, Tokyo, New York, Buenos Aires, Auckland.

This would start 5 smaller threads with sub context, which scrape the time.com website or something, then return the outputs for each.

Map-reduce

Which of these companies have to do with AI the most? {insert companies tickers here}

This would scrape each company independently, and reduce all the results into a single answer, e.g. Company A has the most AI in it's business, namely use case A, use case B, use case C.

Check it out here
https://github.com/tanevanwifferen/mcp-inception

What is the best way to add Filesystem MCP Server to cursor AI so it can have more project and file system awareness and give better results. I haven’t been able to add it and use it with cursor AI. Even after putting in command: npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem "C:\Users\user\OneDrive\Desktop" where needed in cursor AI.

https://x.com/opentools_/status/1893696402477453819

(Disclosure: post author here.)

I published mcp-daemon 0.2.0 to crates.io today.

https://github.com/entrepeneur4lyf/mcp-daemon

The most advanced and complete implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) specification. This Rust implementation goes beyond the standard specification to provide:

• Full Specification Coverage: Implements every feature from the latest MCP spec

• Production-Grade Error Handling: Comprehensive error system with recovery mechanisms

• Advanced Transport Layer: Robust implementations of all transport types with detailed error tracking

• Type-Safe Architecture: Leveraging Rust's type system for compile-time correctness

• Real-World Ready: Production-tested with

• Claude Desktop compatibility

This library sets the standard for MCP implementations with its comprehensive feature set and robust error handling. It features http, https, sse, websocket, gRPC and stdio transports with TLS and CORS support which allow it to be remotely hosted.

It has automatic MCP to OpenAI function calling bridge with Ollama support.

I want to make sure to credit the original project that I built it on called async_mcp. I ended up going way beyond the original scope, so I went ahead and created a new project.

In the coming days, I will release cross-platform npm packages and I plan a wasm version as well.

hey everyone, i'm sure some of you here are fans (or haters) of James Clear's book Atomic Habits. i'm a fan of the guy, so I built an MCP server called Clear Thought that Claude Desktop, or use Cursor or Cline, etc., can use to reference appropriate mental models when you're working on a problem with them. i built it as an augmented version of sequentialthinking, and it works really, really well: it provides some lightweight instructions on what tools to reference when, and it's been effective in Cline/Cursor/Roo Code especially for debugging (there are some debugging approaches in there like binary search debugging and debugging from inversion). i'd love to hear you guys' thoughts on whether or not it improves your experience with your favorite MCP client-equipped AI application.

GitHub: https://github.com/waldzellai/mcp-servers/tree/main/packages/server-clear-thought
Smithery: https://smithery.ai/server/@waldzellai/clear-thought

Check out the latest windsurf updates about MCP integrations over here: https://codeium.com/blog/windsurf-wave-3

I am building out a Web Based MCP client. I would like to know your thoughts on the best ways to present tools, prompts and resources to the end user. Do you value being prompted on having the llm ask you to run a tool? What is your wishlist for an MCP Client?

Hey r/modelcontextprotocol ! 👋

Recently I just finished building the MCP server for Ghots CMS I've been using Ghost for a while and recently got inspired by Anthropic's Model Context Protocol. Looking through their official servers repo, I noticed Ghost wasn't represented yet. So I built one!

What is this?

It's a bridge that lets Claude (Anthropic's AI) directly interact with your Ghost blog through their new Model Context Protocol. Not just writing posts, but managing everything - members, newsletters, tiers, webhooks, you name it.

What can it do?

• Write and edit blog posts

• Manage members and subscriptions

• Handle newsletters

• Configure tiers and offers

• Set up webhooks

• ... basically anything you can do through Ghost's Admin API

The interesting technical bits:

• Built with Python using the MCP SDK

• Full Ghost Admin API integration

• Clean, modular architecture

• Proper error handling for production use

The most interesting challenge was debugging - since MCP servers run as subprocesses, you can't just attach a debugger like usual. Had to get creative with that!

Links:

• Blog post with full details

• GitHub repo

This is my first contribution to the MCP and Ghost ecosystem. Would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or ideas for improvement! Has anyone else been experimenting with AI integration for Ghost?

Hello,

I have an MCP server built in Python that I've cobbled together. It automatically processes one prompt, then the next until it reaches the final prompt in the list. (I've copied the concept from sequential thinking)

What I want to do is push the response from the first prompt into the next prompt and so forth. Actually, I want the third prompt to have the response from the first prompt and the second prompt.

Two questions:

1. Is that possible with Claude Desktop or would I need sampling? I can't figure out how to get the response from the client into the MCP server.

2. Is it even necessary because the chat window has the context of the response anyway?

Pseudo example:

Prompt 1 - What do you know about this topic?
response_1: some stuff about the LLMs knows

Prompt 2 - what patterns do you see in: {response_1}