Guides
What the Model Context Protocol actually is
MCP in plain terms: what problem it solves, what a server and a client really are, and what it deliberately does not do.
Corneliu Dumitru5 min
Blog
Guides
Step-by-step walkthroughs for connecting apps and shipping agents.
Guides
Connect ChatGPT to your apps with MCP — no API key required
ChatGPT can authorise in the browser, so connecting it to your tools is a URL and a sign-in rather than a token you have to store and rotate.
The Spinrun team3 min
Guides
Give Claude Code access to your apps with MCP
Register one MCP server and Claude Code can read your issue tracker, search Slack and file tickets from the terminal it is already running in.
The Spinrun team5 min
Guides
MCP in the terminal: Codex and Gemini CLI
Two terminal agents, two registration commands, and one difference that decides how each of them authenticates.
The Spinrun team4 min
Guides
Cursor MCP setup: connect your apps in one config file
One block in .cursor/mcp.json gives Cursor access to your tracker, your inbox and your CRM — without running a local MCP server for each one.
The Spinrun team4 min
Guides
VS Code MCP setup, and the one key that trips everyone up
VS Code reads MCP servers from mcp.json like every other editor — except it does not use the mcpServers key, and that single word is why most first attempts fail.
The Spinrun team3 min
Guides
MCP setup for Windsurf and Zed
Two editors, two config files in two different places, and one server block that is the same in both.
The Spinrun team3 min
Guides
Connect an app to Claude in about five minutes
From an empty workspace to Claude reading your Gmail and writing to Notion, without running an MCP server or handling a single OAuth token yourself.
The Spinrun team5 min