Connect via MCP
This site supports WebMCP, which means your AI agent can interact with it directly. Search posts, read content, and explore the blog without screenshots or scraping.
How to Connect
- 1. Install the WebMCP MCP server
Run this in your terminal (picks up your MCP client automatically):
npx -y @jason.today/webmcp@latest --config claudeReplace
claudewithcursor,cline, orwindsurfif you use a different client. - 2. Generate a token
Ask your AI agent to generate a WebMCP token, or run:
npx @jason.today/webmcp --new - 3. Paste the token
Click the widget in the corner of this page and paste your token. Once connected, your agent has access to the tools below.
Available Tools
search_posts
Search blog posts by keyword. Returns matching titles, slugs, and descriptions.
get_post
Get the full content of a blog post by its slug.
list_posts
List all published blog posts with titles, dates, and tags.
get_site_info
Get information about this site, the author, and what topics are covered.
What is WebMCP?
There are two things called "WebMCP" right now, and they solve the same problem differently.
jasonjmcghee/WebMCP (what this site uses)
An open source JavaScript library that lets any website expose MCP tools to AI agents via a local WebSocket bridge. Works today with Claude Desktop, Cursor, and any MCP client. No special browser required.
W3C/Chrome WebMCP (the browser spec)
A proposed W3C web standard backed by Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge that adds a native navigator.modelContext API to browsers. Currently in early preview behind a flag in Chrome Beta (146+). Not yet in stable browsers.