One connection, two collections

  • This website: Now, Notes, essays, ideas and public projects. Search the published material and read the relevant pages with their dates and sources.
  • My public profile (PPCP): my background, working preferences and the sources behind them. Start with the short version when you want to understand how we might work together.

The shared server is hosted at joakim.jardenberg.net. Its public-profile name may appear in your AI application, but the same connection includes the jardenberg.com collection.

Explore the writing

Get to know me

Connect the shared MCP

If your AI application supports remote MCP servers, add the endpoint below through its connector or MCP settings. It needs no login or API key. Exact setup steps differ between applications.

  1. Open the setup guide and choose the instructions for your application.
  2. Add the endpoint once. It includes both public collections.
  3. Try either question above, depending on what you want to explore.
  4. Follow the answer’s source links and ask a follow-up.
Open the shared MCP setup guide

For tools that need the names

The website tools are site_list, site_search and site_read. The ppcp_ tools read the separate public profile. Both use the same endpoint.

Public material, with its context

The connector provides the public material I have selected. My private workspace and conversations are not included, and it cannot act or make commitments on my behalf. Sources, dates, reuse terms and AI credits travel with the content in signed responses.

Some clients have access limitations, recorded in the setup guide. If a connection fails, the website feeds and downloads and the readable profile remain available.

Where PPCP fits

PPCP is a draft Public Personal Context Protocol. It explores how people can carry a sourced, maintainable public account of themselves into different AI systems. My profile uses that approach; this website’s writing is a separate collection served by the shared MCP.

Explore the PPCP project