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⟐ Claude Code/2026-07-18Advanced

The MCP Server I Declared Vanished from the List — Designing Config for a Namespace You Share with the Vendor

When a vendor reserves an MCP server name, your .mcp.json declaration goes quiet instead of failing. Here is the preflight check and prefix convention I use to turn that silent gap into a loud stop before an unattended run.

⟐ Claude Code/2026-07-15Advanced

Keeping Unattended Logs Readable — Measuring axScreenReader's Plain-Text Rendering Before Adopting It

Piping Claude Code into a log file leaves you with escape codes and redraw debris instead of an answer. Here is how I enabled axScreenReader across its three entry points, measured the difference on one real task, and moved my unattended runs over to it.

⬡ API & SDK/2026-07-08Advanced

Contract-Test Every Tool Before You Submit or Automate an MCP Connector

A connector that works once in a chat can still break silently in an unattended job through misread response shapes or double-fired writes. Here is a small harness that machine-checks tool descriptions, response contracts, idempotency, and latency, with measured numbers.