This website has no WordPress. No admin login for the blog. No editor screen at all.
Instead, it exposes a single endpoint: /mcp. That's a Model Context Protocol server — the open standard that lets AI agents use tools. My copy of Claude connects to it with an API key and gets a small set of tools: create a post, update it, publish it, list what's there.
The workflow
I talk through an idea with the agent. It drafts in markdown. We edit together. When I say publish, the agent calls publish_blog_post and the piece is live on this page seconds later — rendered, in the site's theme, in the RSS feed.
Why bother?
Because the admin panel was always the wrong interface for writing. Writing happens in conversation and revision, not in form fields. And because I build agent-driven tools for a living — MarketMasher ships with the same MCP integration, and BookMasher builds entire books through it. Running my own site this way keeps me close to the future I'm betting on.
The stack, for the curious: ASP.NET Core on IIS, MySQL 8, and a hand-rolled MCP endpoint speaking JSON-RPC. Old-school hosting, new-school publishing.
— Wayne