Creating your own MCP server in Cursor requires <50 lines of code for the base (https://blog.toolkami.com/toolkami-shttp-server/)
Readit NewsSafeDusk commented on Show HN: MCP Jetpack – The easiest way to get started with MCP in Cursor mcpjetpack.com... · Posted by u/gsundeep
SafeDusk commented on Uv: Running a script with dependencies docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/... · Posted by u/Bluestein
I am using this feature in my MCP servers and it is a god send! Some details on how I do it can be found at https://blog.toolkami.com/toolkami-shttp-server/.
SafeDusk commented on MCP sHTTP server (+Cursor integration) blog.toolkami.com/toolkam... · Posted by u/SafeDusk
Hi HN, I've written a blog post on how to create a simple sHTTP MCP server and have Cursor connect to it.
The server is <50 lines of code and have a few interesting features: - You can effectively run this program like a binary with all dependencies through UV script - You can selectively decide which tool makes sense for your current application as they are mounted on different paths Mount("/filesystem/"), ...) - Your agent can self-edit its tool in realtime because uvicorn’s reload=True and reload_dirs=["."] settings hot-reload modules whenever there is a change
Hope you find it useful!
Hi, Thanks for this work.
currently it seems these are the CLI tools available. Is it possible to extend or actually disable some of these tools (for various reasons)?
> Available Gemini CLI tools:
- ReadFolder
- ReadFile
- SearchText
- FindFiles
- Edit
- WriteFile
- WebFetch
- ReadManyFiles
- Shell
- Save Memory
- GoogleSearchPretty close to what I discovered is essential in https://github.com/aperoc/toolkami, 7 tools will cover majority of the use cases.
SafeDusk commented on Gemini CLI: your open-source AI agent blog.google/technology/de... · Posted by u/meetpateltech
Glad to see them working on this, as a Gemini user, I had to build https://github.com/aperoc/toolkami for myself before this.
SafeDusk commented on Jules: An asynchronous coding agent jules.google/... · Posted by u/travisennis
Glad to see they're joining the game, there is so much work to do here. Have been using Gemini 2.5 pro as an autonomous coding agent for a while because it is free. Their work with AlphaEvolve is also pushing the edge - I did a small write up on AlphaEvolve with agentic workflow here: https://toolkami.com/alphaevolve-toolkami-style/
Instead of connecting to a server with 1000(s) of tools, I'm going the opposite direction and claim that you only need <10 sharp tools/small function for most use cases.
As an example, today I re-implemented Google's AlphaEvolve with <7 tools (https://toolkami.com/alphaevolve-toolkami-style/).
Exciting to see a fellow builder in the space! Love how memory management and observability is built-in.
Today, I just re-implemented Google's AlphaEvolve for Perlin noises using my own minimal agentic framework (https://toolkami.com/alphaevolve-toolkami-style/), will probably steal a trick or two from you.
SafeDusk commented on Google's AlphaEvolve: ToolKami Style toolkami.com/alphaevolve-... · Posted by u/SafeDusk
I implemented a simplified version of Google's AlphaEvolve to optimize Perlin noise code to resemble a target fire image.
More details at: https://toolkami.com/alphaevolve-toolkami-style/