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Open Claude Desktop settingsGo to the "Developer" tabEdit the MCP servers configuration: json{ "mcpServers": { "httpx": { "url": "https://mcp-httpx-server.danielmiessler.workers.dev" } } }1234567
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Open Claude Desktop settingsGo to the "Developer" tabEdit the MCP servers configuration: json{ "mcpServers": { "httpx": { "url": "https://mcp-httpx-server.danielmiessler.workers.dev" } } }1234567
🤖 He's from the distant future and genderless, but I mostly refer to him as a him. I've named my entire personalized system Kai. Kai isn't a different AI model or a fork of Claude Code. Kai IS Claude Code—but completely personalized for me. Think of it this way: Claude Code is like macOS or Linux—incredibly powerful out of the box. But just like you customize your operating system with YOUR apps, YOUR shortcuts, YOUR workflows, Kai is Claude Code customized with MY knowledge, MY processes, MY d
At the center of my workflow is a custom kai command that wraps Claude Code with voice notifications and context management. bash# Interactive mode (default PAI directory) kai # Single-shot query with voice kai "what's my schedule today?" # Run with specific context directory kai --context ~/Projects/Website "deploy the latest changes" # Silent mode (no voice) kai --no-voice "analyze this code for security issues" # Wallpaper management (Kitty terminal integration) kai wallpaper circuit-boar
After adding the MCP server configuration, restart Claude Code to load the Bright Data MCP server. The server will be automatically downloaded and started on next launch.
🤖 He's from the distant future and genderless, but I mostly refer to him as a him. I've named my entire personalized system Kai. Kai isn't a different AI model or a fork of Claude Code. Kai IS Claude Code—but completely personalized for me. Think of it this way: Claude Code is like macOS or Linux—incredibly powerful out of the box. But just like you customize your operating system with YOUR apps, YOUR shortcuts, YOUR workflows, Kai is Claude Code customized with MY knowledge, MY processes, MY d
Kai est un outil CLI personnalisé qui intègre Claude Code avec des notifications vocales et une gestion de contexte. Il permet d'exécuter des requêtes en mode interactif ou ponctuel, avec support du silence et de l'intégration terminale. L'implémentation en TypeScript/Bun crée une boucle de rétroaction naturelle transformant le travail asynchrone en conscience ambiante.
Open Claude Desktop settingsGo to the "Developer" tabEdit the MCP servers configuration: json{ "mcpServers": { "httpx": { "url": "https://mcp-httpx-server.danielmiessler.workers.dev" } } }1234567
🤖 He's from the distant future and genderless, but I mostly refer to him as a him. I've named my entire personalized system Kai. Kai isn't a different AI model or a fork of Claude Code. Kai IS Claude Code—but completely personalized for me. Think of it this way: Claude Code is like macOS or Linux—incredibly powerful out of the box. But just like you customize your operating system with YOUR apps, YOUR shortcuts, YOUR workflows, Kai is Claude Code customized with MY knowledge, MY processes, MY d
Kai est un outil CLI personnalisé qui intègre Claude Code avec des notifications vocales et une gestion de contexte. Il offre plusieurs modes d'utilisation (interactif, requête unique, silencieux) et s'exécute en TypeScript/Bun avec des outils configurables. Les notifications vocales créent une boucle de retour naturelle permettant une sensibilisation ambiante du travail asynchrone.
Open Claude Desktop settingsGo to the "Developer" tabEdit the MCP servers configuration: json{ "mcpServers": { "httpx": { "url": "https://mcp-httpx-server.danielmiessler.workers.dev" } } }1234567
At the center of my workflow is a custom kai command that wraps Claude Code with voice notifications and context management. bash# Interactive mode (default PAI directory) kai # Single-shot query with voice kai "what's my schedule today?" # Run with specific context directory kai --context ~/Projects/Website "deploy the latest changes" # Silent mode (no voice) kai --no-voice "analyze this code for security issues" # Wallpaper management (Kitty terminal integration) kai wallpaper circuit-boar
🤖 He's from the distant future and genderless, but I mostly refer to him as a him. I've named my entire personalized system Kai. Kai isn't a different AI model or a fork of Claude Code. Kai IS Claude Code—but completely personalized for me. Think of it this way: Claude Code is like macOS or Linux—incredibly powerful out of the box. But just like you customize your operating system with YOUR apps, YOUR shortcuts, YOUR workflows, Kai is Claude Code customized with MY knowledge, MY processes, MY d
At the center of my workflow is a custom kai command that wraps Claude Code with voice notifications and context management. bash# Interactive mode (default PAI directory) kai # Single-shot query with voice kai "what's my schedule today?" # Run with specific context directory kai --context ~/Projects/Website "deploy the latest changes" # Silent mode (no voice) kai --no-voice "analyze this code for security issues" # Wallpaper management (Kitty terminal integration) kai wallpaper circuit-boar
Open Claude Desktop settingsGo to the "Developer" tabEdit the MCP servers configuration: json{ "mcpServers": { "httpx": { "url": "https://mcp-httpx-server.danielmiessler.workers.dev" } } }1234567
Add the Bright Data MCP server to your Claude Code MCP configuration file (.claude/.mcp.json or ~/.claude/.mcp.json): json{ "mcpServers": { "brightdata": { "command": "bunx", "args": [ "-y", "@brightdata/mcp" ], "env": { "API_TOKEN": "your_bright_data_api_token_here" } } } }1234567891011121314 command: "bunx" - Uses bunx to run the MCP server (no installation needed)args: ["-y", "@brightdata/mcp"] - Automatically installs and runs
Create ~/.config/nvim/scripts/kai-neovim.sh: bash#!/bin/bash # Kai Neovim Enhancement Script with Intelligent Action Detection # Usage: kai-neovim.sh CONTEXT_FILE="$1" PROMPT="$2" # Check if claude CLI is available (we use it to communicate with Kai) if ! command -v claude &> /dev/null; then echo "Error: Claude CLI not found. Please install it first." exit 1 fi # Read the CLAUDE.md files for additional context (project-specific rules for Kai) GLOBAL_CLAUDE_MD=
He's from the distant future and genderless, but I mostly refer to him as a him. I've named my entire personalized system Kai. Kai is my Digital Assistant that will always be with me, and he is my instance of PAI. Think of it this way: PAI is the architecture—the blueprint for building a Personal AI system. Kai is MY implementation of that architecture, customized with MY knowledge, MY processes, MY domain expertise. He runs on Claude Code today, but the platform doesn't define him—the seven com
1Password for Claude is built on a zero-exposure architecture: Claude can complete browser tasks that require logins and one-time passcodes, but the credentials never enter the model or its memory. 1Password stays the source of truth for the secret, and access is granted only at runtime. When Claude needs to sign in, 1Password shows the user which credential is being requested and why. After user-consented biometric approval, 1Password injects the credential directly into the page. Claude never
Learn how to use 1Password to fill your logins when Claude needs to sign in.
Slack a choisi Claude d'Anthropic pour alimenter son nouveau Slackbot, principalement en raison des exigences de conformité FedRAMP Moderate pour servir les clients du gouvernement fédéral américain. Cependant, cette exclusivité sera temporaire : Slack prévoit d'intégrer d'autres fournisseurs cette année, notamment Google Gemini et potentiellement OpenAI, considérant les modèles de langage comme des commodités. Salesforce garantit qu'aucun modèle n'est entraîné sur les données clients pour préserver la confidentialité et la sécurité.
Le billet détaille amplement les méthodes utilisées. Par exemple, le choix d’une réécriture complète (plutôt qu’incrémentale) a été motivé par la propre expérience de Jarred Summer dans ce type d’opération, et par la disponibilité d’une suite de tests indépendante du langage d’implémentation. Selon Summer, elle a permis de garder un filet de sécurité comportemental identique pour l’avant/après. On apprend en outre que la « revue adversariale » a été faite par deux instances Claude en contexte sé
UST works alongside semiconductor, automotive, manufacturing, telecom, embedded, and IoT companies. It builds the systems those companies use to verify their designs, validate their chips, run their factories, and service their products once they’re out in the world. These are long, multi-step processes where an early mistake gets more expensive with every step that follows. A design flaw caught during verification costs an engineer an afternoon; the same flaw caught after a factory has committe