MCP TypeScript Template
A TypeScript template for building remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers with modern tooling and best practices while leveraging the MCP TypeScript SDK.
Nick Taylor
Canada
Nick is a Microsoft MVP, GitHub Star, Software Developer, and Developer Advocate. With over two decades in technology and a decade of open source contributions, plus five years of professional open source work at companies like OpenSauced, dev.to, and Netlify, he brings deep community knowledge to his work. You'll often find him live streaming tech content, either solo or with friends from the community.
Community Contributions
Securing MCP Servers with Zero Trust
Nick breaks down how to secure MCP servers with zero trust principles using an identity-aware proxy, drawing from real-world practices at Pomerium. He explained zero trust: authenticate and authorize every request with a policy engine. Highlighted the need for security postures that scale beyond VPNs—especially when public AI agents (e.g. Claude, ChatGPT) access your MCP servers.
Introducing the dev.to MCP server
The dev.to MCP server is a remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows AI tools to interact with dev.to’s public API without needing authentication. It supports endpoints for retrieving articles, users, tags, comments, and performing searches, making it easier to integrate dev.to content into AI workflows.
dev.to MCP server
A remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for interacting with the dev.to public API without requiring authentication.
MCP Security & Authorization
Den Delimarsky, Model Context Protocol (MCP) Steering Committee Member - Security, joins Nick Taylor to discuss MCP security and authorization.
Git Worktrees: Git Done Right
Git worktrees let you work on multiple branches simultaneously in separate directories. No more stashing and switching. If you juggle features, PRs, or long-running branches, git worktrees are a game-changer.
Getting McFly Working on Ubuntu Server
McFly is a slick, Rust-powered shell history tool that supercharges your reverse search (Ctrl+R). This blog post shows how to get it set up on Ubuntu Server.
Pomerium Chat
Demo application showcasing how to build and secure MCP servers and clients with Pomerium using contextual access policies.