The Complete Landscape of AI Coding Tools

Key Takeaways Give an AI agent live web data by connecting it to Crawlora’s hosted MCP endpoint — it calls documented tools (search, maps, commerce, social, finance) and gets normalized JSON back, with no scraping code or proxies to run. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard: agents discover and call tools through one consistent int... Read More

Over the past few weeks, I built MCP servers for 9 APIs: CoinGecko, Stripe, Jira, PostHog, Plausible, Etherscan, DeFiLlama, Jobber, and Resend. Nine servers, 68 tools, all published to npm and indexed on Glama. Through this process, I noticed the same architecture patterns working repeatedly. If you’re building MCP servers for your own APIs—or ... Read More

Over the past few weeks, I built MCP servers for 9 APIs: CoinGecko, Stripe, Jira, PostHog, Plausible, Etherscan, DeFiLlama, Jobber, and Resend. 9 servers, 68 tools, all published to npm and indexed on Glama. In doing so, I noticed the same architecture working again and again. If you’re building MCP servers for your own API — or considering hir... Read More

Core Takeaways By connecting to Crawlora’s hosted MCP endpoint, you give your AI Agent access to real-time web data—calling search, maps, e-commerce, social, and financial tool APIs, getting standardized JSON responses, with zero crawling code or proxy server maintenance. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard: AI Agents discover and... Read More

title: “I Built MCP Servers for 9 SaaS APIs — Here’s What I Learned About the Pattern” date: 2026-06-07 tags: article ai-coding MCP AI Coding Over the past few weeks, I’ve been building MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers for various APIs — CoinGecko, Stripe, Jira, PostHog, Plausible, Etherscan, DeFiLlama, Jobber, and Resend.... Read More

title: “How to Submit Your MCP Server to Anthropic’s Connector Directory” source: “https://dev.to/qrflows/how-to-submit-your-mcp-server-to-anthropics-connector-directory-from-someone-who-did-it-143m” date: 2026-06-04 tags: article ai-coding mcp claude How to Submit Your MCP Server to Anthropic’s Connector Directory Background... Read More

This article is part of the daily AI Coding newsletter. For more in-depth technical analysis and code examples, subscribe to our newsletter. Introduction Reid Hoffman, the legendary entrepreneur often dubbed “the rules-setter of Silicon Valley,” has made a striking career move—leaving Microsoft’s board after a decade of service to join AI drug... Read More

A practical guide based on real submission experience — form details, review criteria, and pitfalls from my first attempt. Introduction I built an MCP server for QRflows — a dynamic QR code platform. After the server was live and working, I submitted it to Anthropic’s official Connector Directory. The review is ongoing, but the process ta... Read More

Event Overview Poke, a startup that makes using AI Agents as simple as sending a text message, has officially become the first AI Agent approved to operate on Apple’s Messages for Business platform. Previously, the platform was exclusively designed for airlines, retailers, hotel chains, and other enterprises to communicate with their customers... Read More

Agentic Gatekeeper: A Rule-Based Pre-Commit Agent for Enforcing Markdown-Defined Engineering Standards Overview Agentic Gatekeeper is a Visual Studio Code extension, also distributed through Open VSX, that positions itself as an “autonomous AI agent” which enforces user-authored Markdown rules on every commit. The tagline — “Write rules in pla... Read More