Connected AI and the MCP server
When you add this site to your own assistant, what your assistant can read, and what each side sees.
What the connector is
The site runs an MCP server at kumarchandrachooda.com/mcp. If you add it to Claude, ChatGPT or another assistant, your assistant can search the blog, list its series, read a post's summary with a link to the post, and find the CV a visitor can download, where the site offers one. It never gets a post's full text, only the summary and the link. It cannot see drafts, accounts, the CV editions I share with a pass holder, or anything not already public. It needs no account and no sign-in.
What the site sees
The site sees the requests your assistant sends. They say which tool it called, what it searched for, your IP address and the name your assistant gives itself. The site answers them. Its log, kept 30 days, records which tool your assistant called and the name it gives itself, never what it searched for or your IP address.
To keep the service fair, the site counts each client's calls. It counts them under a salted hash of your IP address and your assistant's name, never the address itself, and each count is kept in a MongoDB database for one minute.
What your assistant's company sees
Whatever you say to your assistant, and what the site sends back. That is under your agreement with them, not under this site's.
Fair use
Twenty calls a minute per client. Do not use the connector to copy the archive wholesale.
Changes and contact
This page changes when the features do. Each version is dated, and earlier versions stay readable at their own address. Questions to kumarchandrachooda@gmail.com.