For the curious builders tired of surface-level solutions.
Looking forward to diving into this. I have had a FastMCP build in the backlog for a few weeks. 🤓
I didn't know about the MCP inspector. That sounds like a great tool!
I'm also curious how you make the beautiful architecture diagrams as well? 😍
Canva + a bit of Figma for the diagrams ;)
Thank you! Keep rocking 🤘
This is the kind of hands-on MCP content the community needs more of. Most tutorials just show you how to connect to existing servers, not actually build one.
The FastMCP approach you are using is solid. I have been doing something similar with Codex CLI and MCP integration - the Rust rewrite in Codex made the tool-calling surprisingly responsive. I wrote up the patterns I have been using for connecting Codex to MCP servers if you are curious: https://reading.sh/the-definitive-guide-to-codex-cli-from-first-install-to-production-workflows-a9f1e7c887ab
The prompt versioning with Opik is clever. I have been handling this through git but having it native in the server makes more sense.
Looking forward to diving into this. I have had a FastMCP build in the backlog for a few weeks. 🤓
I didn't know about the MCP inspector. That sounds like a great tool!
I'm also curious how you make the beautiful architecture diagrams as well? 😍
Canva + a bit of Figma for the diagrams ;)
Thank you! Keep rocking 🤘
This is the kind of hands-on MCP content the community needs more of. Most tutorials just show you how to connect to existing servers, not actually build one.
The FastMCP approach you are using is solid. I have been doing something similar with Codex CLI and MCP integration - the Rust rewrite in Codex made the tool-calling surprisingly responsive. I wrote up the patterns I have been using for connecting Codex to MCP servers if you are curious: https://reading.sh/the-definitive-guide-to-codex-cli-from-first-install-to-production-workflows-a9f1e7c887ab
The prompt versioning with Opik is clever. I have been handling this through git but having it native in the server makes more sense.