If you've been wondering how to get your AI tools talking to dev.to's content without building yet another custom integration, I've got something t...
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This is a great example of MCP being applied to a real developer workflow rather than a contrived demo. Community platforms contain a huge amount of context that developers already use daily, so exposing that through MCP feels like a natural evolution. I’m particularly interested in how discovery and relevance evolve as MCP ecosystems grow. Finding the right capability may become just as important as exposing it.
Thanks for giving it a read!
Very interesting stuff!
Will give a deep dive asap and give you an answer
Cool!
I too recently experimented with an mcp server implementation with dev.to API.
But I only did it with contest submissions!
Looks like you went full on with it. Super!
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Fayaz ・ Jul 28
Noice!
Hi, your dev MCP server is awesome. I have also made MCP tools for dev.to. check it out- github.com/extinctsion/mcp-py-devto
And yes it would be awesome if we can Collab and make official dev.to MCP server under forem. @ben
Glad you like it!
Initializing the sessions varies depending on your MCP client, e.g. VS Code, Goose, Claude etc.
not sure what you mean by sub requests. The MCP Client with the LLM will decide if it needs to call the tools in the dev.to MCP server.
Feel free to open an issue.
For example you can ask for the latest react articles. Notice how with the natural language, it knows to call the
get_articlestool with the tag "react"This is really interesting! Thanks for sharing, I’m excited to try out the dev.to MCP server.
Thanks Siswoyo! Lemme know what you think once you've tried it out!
Lovely!
Will give it a try for sure.
This is cool!
What is a MCP server in easy words ?
MCP stands for Most Compromised Protocol
Not if you secure it properly. 👀
It’s mentioned in the blog post, but you can read more about it here, modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/getti...
cool stuff !!
Awesome!
guy like my mind is so so happy now