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Developer turns portfolio into interactive AI agent using MCP

A developer has created a novel portfolio by integrating their projects as queryable tools using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Instead of a static list of links, the portfolio now functions as an interactive AI agent. Users can connect to the server via AI clients like Claude Desktop and ask natural language questions about the projects, such as "what has Ayush built with FastAPI?", which the AI then answers by calling specific tools exposed by the server. AI

IMPACT Demonstrates a novel application of AI protocols for creating interactive, data-driven portfolios beyond static link lists.

RANK_REASON Developer created a custom tool integrating an AI protocol for a personal project.

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Developer turns portfolio into interactive AI agent using MCP

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Ayush Singh Tomar ·

    I Got Tired of My Portfolio Looking Like a List of Links. So I Built an MCP Server for It.

    <p>The obvious fix for "my projects all look similar" is a better README — more screenshots, clearer descriptions, maybe a comparison table. I considered that for about five minutes and decided it was still just a nicer list of links.</p> <p>What actually made a portfolio project…