New website. jsneedles.com/

I remember when i left a job but couldn’t help but poke my head in. Letting go ain’t easy.

Love this.

Before muse and muze we had Moose

Here's Rhys' practical guide to shipping an MCP your users want: - Your MCP should be able to do everything your dashboard can Yes including things like deleting resources. The way to make this practical inside of an agent while not having things be unsafe is to deep link them into your product from inside the MCP - Do not ship lazy loading / codemode inside of your MCP CodeMode is a harness detail. Most harnesses (Claude / Codex / OpenCode) support codemode now, the problem is if you have two codemode MCPs they don't compose nicely (Executor v2 will still support CodeMode, but, will start to default to a transparent tool proxy for better clients) - Ship a search docs / skills tool Agents love these and it helps give them more understanding of your product MCP is getting skills over mcp which will help here in the future - Have a deep link into product tool Let the agent generate a URL that brings them into your product, people still want to use your dashboard and data visualization! They just don't want to click through things - Customization I think this matters less over time, but, you can allow people to select 'toolsets' of things to connect with to clients. Some clients don't support customizing tool selections and then it's also nice to have tool permissions set to the auth token - Let people OAuth from whatever client they want Please stop putting restrictions on which clients can authenticate to MCP servers, your users hate it, it doesn't improve security, all it does is add more friction PostHog and Sentry are my two 'AI native' companies to look at today, they both have an excellent onboarding, MCP / CLI experience, if you need a place to learn from look at them To be honest though, while all the above is helpful just shipping your API spec + CIMD OAuth to it is enough for 99% of agents to have a good experience

New Video / Blog Post: "Run Local Akka .NET Clusters with .NET Aspire" The biggest win here is that debugging / orchestrating a cluster is trivial now thanks to Aspire + Akka .Management. Links in next post.

New page: htmlcsstoimage.com/blog/tuto… Solutions for all your screenshot-ing puppeteer-ing and PDF-ing troubles.

p50 is 0.08ms p99.9 is 7ms pretty pretty pretty pretty pretttttty good.

Jev shoulda been jeeves and they shouldve bought ask.com Like seriously would've made so much sense on so many levels. There's still time. @typesafeai

I swear the last few days its like someone gave Astra a lobotomy. Not looking at the environment, making up new conventions, not looking at readmes. Insane levels of frustration.

Our docs got a glow up. docs.htmlcsstoimage.com/

Omg

Is it bad my first thought was “can i react to that message? Does it count as a post?”

TIL: Chromium stops using its built in HSTS preload list once the browser is 70 days old. That means some automatic HTTP ➡️ HTTPS upgrades stop happening. (Another) good reason to keep chrome up to date!

If your slack has fewer than 100 custom emoji, you're not a serious company.