Who this guide is for
Use this guide when you have one focused MCP question or argument to explain in an article. You should be comfortable with basic Markdown and Git, and have a local clone of the repository. If the reader needs to complete a sequence of tasks with checkpoints, Create an All Things MCP Guide is a better fit.
What you will produce
An All Things MCP blog post is an MDX file: metadata at the top, followed by the article in Markdown. You will choose a reader and topic, connect an author profile, write the explanation with sources and useful headings, and check its local preview before editorial review.
You will create one article file, connect an author profile, and inspect the result locally. The site supplies the title, byline, table of contents, dates, and navigation. Publishing happens through the repository and deployment workflow.
If your contribution needs ordered tasks with a checkpoint after each one, use Create an All Things MCP Guide instead.
Guide steps
Work through the guide
- 1Plan the postChoose a reader, a focused question, and a topic before outlining the article.10 minCurrent step
- 2Create the articleCreate the MDX file, fill in its metadata, and connect the correct author profile.10 minNot started
- 3Write the postTurn the outline into a clear explanation with useful headings, examples, and sources.15 minNot started
- 4Add media and componentsAdd accessible images, code examples, and callouts, and understand how blog covers work.10 minNot started
- 5Preview the postOpen the draft locally and check its article page, author details, cards, and mobile layout.5 minNot started
- 6Validate and publishRun the checks, prepare a focused pull request, and update publication metadata after review.10 minNot started