Tools

Everything I've built and written up. Most of it is agent plumbing — MCP servers, harness pieces, internal tooling — built because I wanted the thing to exist, then documented so the next person doesn't have to start from zero.

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Shipped

• Todoist + Telemetry Logging

  Production

  A remote, GitHub-OAuth-protected MCP server that gives any agent secure read/write access to my Todoist — and logs every tool call so the AI can answer "how much time did you save me?"

  Cloudflare Workers + Durable Objects + D1 + KV

• Madison Endurance Sports

  Shipped · v0.1

  A FastMCP server for Madison-area endurance athletes — race discovery, NWS race-day weather, and recurring group rides, behind a fuzzy /race_prep slash command.

  Python — FastMCP 3.x on Prefect Horizon

In development

• Household + Food

  In development

  One MCP server, two domains — a shared context layer my wife and I both pass data through. Household logistics on one side, pantry and meal planning on the other.

  MCP server — shared household context layer

The bet

The MCP protocol consolidated in 2025 — one transport survived (Streamable HTTP), auth formalized around OAuth 2.1 + PKCE + Dynamic Client Registration, Cloudflare turned into a first-class host. The hard parts of writing a remote, secure, multi-user server are now ~80% scaffolded. The remaining 20% is the part I want to be known for: agent-native product design — discovery, iteration, context. Most servers expose APIs. The good ones design for how an agent actually uses them.

The longer bet: agents need trust. MCP today authenticates the user to the server; it doesn't carry verifiable identity for the agent acting on the user's behalf. Self-sovereign identity is the missing layer there — and that's the ten-year bet this work is the agent-side counterpart to.