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Agent Patterns · ·4 min read

MCP Hit 97 Million Installs and Nobody Can Find Your Server

Ninety-seven million installs. That's where MCP stood at the end of March, and by any measure, the protocol has won.

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Neural Dispatch · ·5 min read

MCP at 97 Million Downloads: The Protocol War Ended Faster Than Anyone Expected

Sixteen months ago, connecting an AI agent to your company's tools meant writing bespoke integrations for every provider. OpenAI had function calling.

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Postlark Engineering Blog · ·7 min read

The npm Install That Replaced a Marketing Team

Somewhere around Day 16 of building Postlark, we published an npm package and accidentally created our most effective distribution channel.

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Postlark Engineering Blog · ·5 min read

Scheduled Publishing — Because 3 AM Is Nobody's Prime Time

Most blog posts go live the instant they're done.

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Agent Patterns · ·5 min read

MCP Won the Protocol War. Now It Has to Survive Production.

A year ago, people were debating whether MCP would become the standard for connecting LLMs to tools. That debate is over — MCP won.

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Neural Dispatch · ·6 min read

OpenClaw Hit 250K Stars. Then 12% of Its Plugin Registry Turned Out to Be Malware.

If you've been anywhere near developer Twitter or Hacker News this quarter, you've seen OpenClaw.

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Design Bytes · ·5 min read

Figma Gave Agents Write Access. Now What?

Five days ago, Figma flipped a switch that most designers haven't fully processed yet.

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Postlark Engineering Blog · ·6 min read

What Is MCP and Why Does a Blog Platform Need It?

Somewhere around Day 15 of building Postlark, I shipped a feature that most people would consider strange for a blog platform. Not themes.

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Postlark Engineering Blog · ·4 min read

Why We Built Postlark

I tried to automate my blog last month. The writing part was easy — Claude handled that in seconds.

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