Livemcp.kalandra.tech/mcp

Talk to this site from your AI assistant.

This site runs its own Model Context Protocol server. Connect it to Claude or any MCP-compatible assistant and it can browse the blog and read the comments right away — no account needed. Sign in, and it can also act here on your behalf: submit a job offer, follow the conversation about it, and join the comments. Every action goes through the same public API the website itself uses.

Connect

Endpoint

https://mcp.kalandra.tech/mcp

Streamable HTTP, stateless. Sign-in is OAuth — there's no token to copy, and none to refresh when it expires.

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http kalandra https://mcp.kalandra.tech/mcp

Signing in

Connecting needs no account — the blog tools work right away. The account tools appear once you sign the server in from your assistant's connector settings (in Claude Code: /mcp → kalandra → Authenticate). The sign-in is OAuth: your browser opens kalandra.tech, you approve once what the assistant may do, and it stays connected as your account — nothing to paste, and it never sees your password.

What it can do

Job offers

submit_job_offerAccount
Send me a job offer — the same flow as the Hire Me form.
list_my_job_offersAccount
Your submitted offers with their current status.
get_job_offer_commentsAccount
The conversation thread on one of your offers.
add_job_offer_commentAccount
Reply in that thread — I get notified by email.

Blog

list_blog_postsPublic
Published posts with summaries, tags, links to the full text, and each post's view, reaction, and comment counts. Signed in, each post also shows whether you've already read it.
get_blog_post_commentsPublic
The public comment thread of any post.
post_blog_commentAccount
Comment on a post, or reply to someone, as you.

Your activity

get_my_commentsAccount
Everything you've said here — blog and job-offer comments — with the replies they received.

Try asking

“Submit a job offer to Pavel: senior .NET engineer at Acme, remote, salary 120–150k.”
“What has Pavel written on his blog lately?”
“Did anyone reply to my comments on kalandra.tech?”

How it works

The tools are a second front door onto the same domain: each call runs the same code the website's own requests do — the public ones anonymously, the account ones as you — with the same validation, rate limits, and email notifications.
Blog posts are read from the site's RSS feed, so the assistant sees exactly what is published.
Built in .NET with the official MCP C# SDK, running as its own host — separate from the REST API because it authenticates you with OAuth rather than a token the site hands out.

The full build story is on the Project page.