Notes from the mesh.

Meet Glxymesh: turn your ideas into hosted MCP tools
Watch the 90-second launch video, then walk through each step it shows: describe a tool, let AI build and test it, approve what it may reach, and connect any AI client.
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Meet Glxymesh: turn your ideas into hosted MCP tools
Watch the 90-second launch video, then walk through each step it shows: describe a tool, let AI build and test it, approve what it may reach, and connect any AI client.
14 October 2026
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
A plain guide to MCP: what the Model Context Protocol is, how MCP servers and clients talk, what tools, resources and prompts are, and how to host a server.
14 October 2026
Self-hosted vs managed MCP servers: which to choose
What running your own MCP server really involves, what managed MCP server hosting takes off your hands, and when each one is the right choice.
14 October 2026
How a request moves through Glxymesh
From the moment an AI client calls a tool to the structured result it gets back: identity, the project's Lambda, keys at egress and the gateway in between.
3 October 2026
MCP server tutorial: deploy your first MCP server
A step-by-step MCP server tutorial: install the gxmesh CLI, build an MCP server with one tool in Go, TypeScript or Python, deploy it and connect a client.
3 October 2026
Keeping API keys out of your tool code
Encrypted project secrets, added to outbound requests by the egress gateway, so neither your code nor the calling client ever holds them.
3 October 2026
Connect MCP servers to AI clients like Claude and ChatGPT
One endpoint for every AI client. How OAuth and Streamable HTTP fit together when Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Cursor connects to your MCP server.
3 October 2026
MCP tools and integrations: calling external APIs
Build MCP integrations by wrapping a third-party HTTP API once, with its key kept out of your code, and serve it to every agent connected to your project.
3 October 2026
Reading your invocation history
Follow calls, inspect outcomes and spot timeouts before your users do.
3 October 2026Every post.
Newest first- 01Meet Glxymesh: turn your ideas into hosted MCP toolsProduct4 min
- 02What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?Guides7 min
- 03Self-hosted vs managed MCP servers: which to chooseGuides6 min
- 04How a request moves through GlxymeshEngineering5 min
- 05MCP server tutorial: deploy your first MCP serverGuides6 min
- 06Keeping API keys out of your tool codeSecurity4 min
- 07Connect MCP servers to AI clients like Claude and ChatGPTGuides7 min
- 08MCP tools and integrations: calling external APIsGuides6 min
- 09Reading your invocation historyProduct4 min
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