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Single write path unifies ticket tracker app, REST, and MCP

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The author describes a ticket tracking system that uses a single write path for its web application, REST API, and MCP server to ensure consistency across all interfaces. This approach centralizes 52 commands, with Firestore rules denying any other writes, resulting in write times of 150-400 ms compared to the typical 50 ms for direct client writes. The system's design prioritizes maintaining a single source of truth for rules and logic, preventing drift between different access methods. AI

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Single write path unifies ticket tracker app, REST, and MCP

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Panth Patel ·

    52 commands, 3 doors: the app, REST and MCP share one write path

    <p>My ticket tracker has three ways in: the web app, a REST API and an MCP server. Every write from all three goes through the same 52 commands, and the Firestore rules deny everything else. It costs 150 to 400 ms a write where a direct client write takes about 50 ms.</p> <p>I'm …

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