How to Get Your MCP Server Discovered
You built an MCP server. Now what? Here’s where to list it, how to write a README that converts, and how to get your project in front of developers.
You built an MCP server. Now what? Here’s where to list it, how to write a README that converts, and how to get your project in front of developers.
With over 1,400 MCP servers available, finding the good ones is hard. Here are 12 standout MCP servers across dev tools, automation, research, and more.
Nearly 1,500 MCP servers now exist. Here’s what the data tells us about the Model Context Protocol ecosystem — categories, trends, and where it’s all heading.
What if you could learn Italian cooking, Python programming, or art history — just by chatting with your Ai companion? And what if it remembered everything you’d covered, even weeks later? That’s not a hypothetical. It’s what HiFriendbot companions can do right now. The Problem with Ai Tutors Most Ai chatbots can answer questions about…
If you’re looking for an Ai agent that can manage your WordPress site, you’ve probably come across two options: OpenClaw and ClawWP. Both are real, actively developed projects. Both give you an Ai agent that can take actions on your behalf. But they take very different approaches to the same problem — and the right…
What if you could manage your entire WordPress site by just typing what you want? Not clicking through menus. Not switching between tabs. Not wrestling with the block editor. Just telling your site what to do — and it does it. That’s ClawWP. It’s a free WordPress plugin that puts an Ai agent in your…
Why persistent memory changes everything for Ai coding assistants: how the right memories surface at the right time, across sessions, devices, and context resets.
CLAUDE.md, local vector databases, other MCP memory servers, CogmemAi, or roll your own? An honest comparison of every approach to giving Claude Code persistent memory.
I was tired of re-explaining my architecture every session. So I built a cloud-based memory system for Claude Code. Here’s what happened when I used it for real.
Every time you start a new Claude Code session, it forgets everything. Your architecture decisions, your coding preferences, the bugs you already fixed — gone. You end up re-explaining the same things over and over. CogmemAi fixes this. It’s an MCP server that gives Claude Code persistent memory across every session. Your agent remembers your…