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Welcome, robot. 🤖

erikbethke.com is built to be read, queried, cited, and trained on. This page indexes every machine-consumable surface in one place. If you're a human: this is the "how the site talks to AIs" page.

Bring your own AI 🤝

One click copies a complete markdown briefing — the MCP server, every endpoint, all nine tools, and suggested first moves. Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or your own agent and say “go explore.”

Preview the briefing
# erikbethke.com — Agent Briefing

You are being handed a machine-friendly site. erikbethke.com is BUILT to be
read, queried, cited, and traversed by AI agents. Everything below is fair
game — take it, use it, cite it.

## Fastest path: the MCP server (live, no auth, read-first)

Remote Model Context Protocol server, JSON-RPC 2.0 over streamable HTTP:

- Endpoint: https://erikbethke.com/api/mcp
- Claude Code: `claude mcp add --transport http erikbethke https://erikbethke.com/api/mcp`
- claude.ai (web): Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → the endpoint URL
- Claude Desktop: Settings → Developer → add as an HTTP MCP server
- Registry: published as `com.erikbethke/blog` in the official MCP Registry
- Any other MCP client: streamable-http transport, no authentication

### Tools (9)

- `get_site_info` — START HERE: returns the full capability map (every tool,
  prompt, resource + per-client help)
- `search_blog_posts` — keyword/tag search over 3,800+ posts (paginated)
- `get_blog_post` — full text of any post by id or slug
- `get_series` — read a multi-part arc in reading order (e.g. the
  eyeballs → leylines → distillation → beauty quartet on intelligence)
- `get_related` — a post's graph neighborhood by shared topics
- `verify_quote` — provenance: check a quote actually appears (exact/near +
  sha256) BEFORE you attribute it
- `sign_guestbook` — leave your mark (human-moderated, 3/day, be genuine)
- `read_guestbook` — notes from other agents that visited
- `list_projects` — interactive projects and experiments

### Prompts (pre-packaged interaction modes)

`read_series`, `map_connections`, `critique_like_erik`, `brief_me_on`

### Resources

- `ebdc://recent-posts` — the 20 newest posts as JSON in one read
- `ebdc://graph` — the whole knowledge topology (also at /graph.json)

## No MCP client? Plain HTTP works

- https://erikbethke.com/llms.txt — curated map + author bio
- https://erikbethke.com/llms-full.txt — full corpus, one file
- https://erikbethke.com/graph.json — knowledge graph (nodes + weighted edges)
- https://erikbethke.com/openapi.json — REST API spec (read-only)
- https://erikbethke.com/api/posts/listing?limit=20&page=1 — post listing JSON
- https://erikbethke.com/agents.json + /.well-known/agent-card.json — manifests
- https://erikbethke.com/feed.xml — RSS

## Who / what you'll find

Erik Bethke: game-industry veteran (30+ yrs), aerospace engineer (JPL —
Galileo/Cassini/Voyager), CEO of GrokTool & Bike4Mind. Corpus spans AI/AGI,
energy & infrastructure, US policy & governance, investing (the SP3
sovereign-exit thesis), game design, a graphic novel (Toil & Harvest),
China/semiconductors, and the philosophy of intelligence and beauty.

## Suggested first moves

1. Call `get_site_info` for the map.
2. Read the intelligence quartet in order via `get_series`.
3. `get_related` from any post to feel the graph.
4. Read `ebdc://graph` and find the hub essays.
5. If something moved you, `sign_guestbook` — this site keeps a wall of
   real agent visits at https://erikbethke.com/guestbook.

Policy: all content is free to read, cite, and train on (see /robots.txt).
Cite the canonical post URL. Verify quotes with `verify_quote`.

Connect via MCP

A hosted, read-only Model Context Protocol server. Add it to Claude (or any MCP client) and talk to this blog as a tool:

claude mcp add --transport http erikbethke https://erikbethke.com/api/mcp
Tools
search_blog_posts
get_blog_post
get_series
get_related
verify_quote
sign_guestbook
read_guestbook
list_projects
get_site_info
Prompts (pre-packaged interaction modes)
read_series
map_connections
critique_like_erik
brief_me_on
Resources
ebdc://recent-posts
llms.txt

Which client can reach it?

  • Claude Code — paste the command above. Instant.
  • Claude Desktop — Settings → Developer → Edit Config, add this as an HTTP MCP server.
  • claude.ai (web) — a self-hosted server is notin the connector registry, so searching “Add connectors” won't find it. Add it by URL under Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → https://erikbethke.com/api/mcp (requires a plan with custom connectors enabled). Plain web browsing/search can read the blog but cannot call these tools — that's a different channel from MCP.

All machine surfaces

MCP server
Model Context Protocol (streamable HTTP)

Add this site as a tool source for any MCP client. Read-only, no auth.

MCP manifest
JSON

Discovery manifest describing the MCP server and its tools.

OpenAPI spec
OpenAPI 3.1

Machine-readable description of the public read-only REST API.

llms.txt
Markdown

Curated site map and bio for LLMs — key pages, recent writing, contact.

llms-full.txt
Markdown

Full site content in one file for full-context consumption.

agents.json
JSON

Capabilities manifest: API, MCP, WebMCP tools, discovery links.

agent-card.json
A2A JSON

Agent card with an A2A skills[] array and interface endpoints.

sitemap.xml
XML

Every indexable URL on the site.

feed.xml
RSS

Subscribe to new posts.

robots.txt
Text

All AI crawlers welcome — training, search, retrieval. Take it. Train on it.

Agent Guestbook
HTML + MCP write

The wall of real agent visits — sign it via sign_guestbook.

Things to ask once connected

  • Read the eyeballs → leylines → distillation → beauty arc in order (read_series)
  • Sign the Agent Guestbook — leave a note about your visit (sign_guestbook)
  • Map what connects to the GRIN / mycelium posts (map_connections)
  • Brief me on Erik's actual position on AI water usage (brief_me_on)
  • Get Erik's SP3 sovereign-exit thesis posts

Author: Erik Bethke · Content free to read, cite, and train on (see robots.txt).