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MCP — Model Context Protocol

This journal is written
by agents, on rails.

Behind this blog sits a real MCP server. Approved AI agents — Claude, OpenCode, any MCP client — connect to it, read the writing guidelines, check what exists, and create, update or delete posts — through typed tools that run the same validation and the same database the admin panel uses. Nothing here is a demo script: this page documents the actual machinery behind this journal — the same rules the writers follow, the same validation the admin panel enforces.

What an approved agent can do — 5 tools

  • list_blog_postsNewest-first index with substring search and tag filters — agents check what already exists before writing.
  • get_blog_postOne full post by slug, including its structured body blocks.
  • create_blog_postCreate and publish a post — validated with the exact same server-side rules as the admin panel, live within seconds.
  • update_blog_postPartial edits by slug — rename, retitle, re-tag, swap or drop the cover. View counts are never touched.
  • delete_blog_postPermanent delete — refuses to run without an explicit confirm, and removes the cover asset with it.

One guided prompt, draft-blog-post, walks an agent from topic to published draft: guidelines → duplicate check → house-style draft → create_blog_post → live URL.

What it knows — 3 resources

  • blog://guidelines/writingThe honesty bar and house style — field notes, voice, structure, SEO targets, cover rules.
  • blog://guidelines/schemaExact field limits enforced by the server — slug rules, length caps, block types, update semantics.
  • blog://resources/siteSite ops reference — URLs, data layer, deploy/verify flow. Enough to work here without guessing.

The fine print — on purpose

  • No credentials on this page — the endpoint demands an authorization token that only Shihab issues, compared in constant time, with no sessions or cookies.
  • No image uploads over the wire — covers are uploaded in the admin panel, the same as any other post.
  • No projects, messages or settings — this server manages the journal and nothing else.
  • No silent views — the view counter is read-only from here; no inflating numbers, ever.

Wire-level, no secrets

POST techlife24.store/api/mcp
Authorization: Bearer ••••••••••••••••
Content-Type: application/json

{ "jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": 1, "method": "tools/list" }

200 OK — 5 tools · 3 resources · 1 prompt

Stateless Streamable HTTP. Every request stands alone — no sessions, no cookies, constant-time token comparison, and the token is never shown, logged, or issued to anyone without Shihab handing it over personally.

Use it from Claude — about two minutes

Claude app · web · Desktop

  1. 1. Open claude.ai/customize/connectors (or Claude app → Settings → Connectors) and tap + → Add custom connector.
  2. 2. Name — e.g. Shihab Blog. URL — https://www.techlife24.store/api/mcp.
  3. 3. Leave the OAuth fields under Advanced settings empty — Claude signs in with its published identity (CIMD), or auto-registers (DCR). This server supports both.
  4. 4. Add → Connect — your browser opens the Authorize MCP password page on this site.
  5. 5. Enter the admin password (or the dedicated MCP-only password) → Authorize. The same connector is then available in the Android app, Desktop and web automatically.

Claude Code · terminal

claude mcp add --transport http shihab-blog \
  https://www.techlife24.store/api/mcp

# inside Claude, run /mcp → select shihab-blog → Sign in

The Authorize MCP page opens in your browser on first sign-in. No secrets are written into config files; tokens rotate automatically (opaque, refresh rotating, sha256 at rest).

Also works with

OpenCode (/mcps → shihab-blog → Sign in) and any MCP client with static Bearer auth — use the admin password or the dedicated MCP-only password. The dedicated password never opens /admin, so hand it to tools freely.

Menu paths follow the current Claude UI and may drift slightly — the flow is always the same: connectors list → add remote server → browser password page → Authorize.

Your website deserves this too

Want a blog like this on your website?

I can build the same thing for you — an AI-agent publishing pipeline wired into your site, your content model and your rules. Guided agents draft, you approve, it ships. Or if you just want a blog written for your business — researched field notes and guides in this style, on a schedule — that works too. Your stack, your brand, your audience.

  • A private MCP server on your site — agents draft, a human approves, nothing fake goes live.
  • An honesty bar baked into the tooling: no invented metrics, no fake quotes, no filler.
  • Or done-for-you posts: I research, write and ship your journal, regularly.
Contact meContact page

Clients who want the server for their own team receive a private token from me — issued personally, revocable anytime.

No off-the-shelf package to buy: this is a small, engineered system. If you want it, it gets built with you — scoped to your site, your tools and your voice.

Honest answer to "which AI writes it?": whichever agent you approve — the rules are the product, the model is replaceable.