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7/15/2026
Building a production MCP server: How we made GoodBarber agent-ready (without the glue code)

Building a production MCP server: How we made GoodBarber agent-ready (without the glue code)

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GoodBarber built a production MCP server to make their no-code app builder fully drivable by AI agents without custom glue code. The server exposes 150 tools across CMS, shop, and push domains with OAuth 2 scoping and forced read-back on writes to prevent hallucinated success. They also published 44 open-source Claude Skills as curated workflow recipes on top of the server.

  • •MCP server eliminates N×M integration mess — one server works with any MCP client
  • •150 tools exposed with OAuth 2 scoping and forced read-back guardrails on writes
  • •44 open-source Claude Skills published as white-label-friendly workflow recipes

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