MCP
Point any agent at a single URL and it reads a lean index first, a manifest on request, then the one file the task actually needs.
On connect, the agent reads a small index of the tool groups available on your account. No thousand-line manifest dumped into the context window before the first turn.
When a task touches a group, the agent requests that group's manifest and sees only those tools. Capability transport without the flat, context-hungry list MCP usually ships.
Progressive disclosure runs all the way down: the agent pulls the single skill or resource file it needs, when it needs it, and nothing else.
Add the endpoint to your MCP client config and authenticate with your API key. The same block works in Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP-aware client.
{
"mcpServers": {
"developers-digest": {
"url": "https://www.developersdigest.tech/api/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer dd_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
}
}
}
}Skills, files, memory, and generation tools are all reachable through a single MCP URL. Register once and every client sees the same surface.
MCP solved capability transport but ships flat tool lists. This endpoint layers index, manifest, and file so an agent pays context only for what the task needs.
Add a skill, connect a file source, or turn on a generation tool and it appears in the catalog automatically. The manifest is always current.
Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP-aware client connects with one URL and your API key. No per-client setup and no SDK to wire up.
The endpoint is scoped to your API key, so an agent only ever sees the tools and files on your account. Rotate the key to cut access instantly.
MCP tool calls run on the universal Developers Digest credit balance. The same credits power chat, memory, skills, and every other app in the suite.
It is a single Model Context Protocol endpoint that exposes your Developers Digest account (skills, files, memory, and generation tools) to any MCP client, using progressive disclosure so agents load only what a task needs.
Rather than dumping a flat tool list into the context window, the endpoint serves a lean index first, a group manifest when the agent asks, and the single file it needs at the moment of use. Agents pay context only for the task in front of them.
Any MCP-aware client. Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP clients connect with one endpoint URL and your API key, with no per-client SDK setup.
Your skills, files, memory, and generation tools, all through the same endpoint. As you add capabilities to your account, they appear in the catalog automatically.
SKILL.md solved knowledge packaging with progressive disclosure. MCP solved capability transport but ships flat, context-hungry tool lists. The next shape combines them.
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