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Connect Your AI Assistant to My Site

If you use an AI assistant like Claude, you can plug it straight into this website and ask it about my work, my services, my blog, and the guest posting opportunities I keep updated. Instead of guessing its way around the page like a normal web scrape, your assistant reads clean answers directly from my site. Here’s what it does and how to set it up.

What is this?

This page uses WebMCP, an open source way for a website to hand an AI assistant a set of tools it can call directly.

I work in SEO for a living, and I spend most of my time thinking about how people find and use content. Right now that’s shifting fast. More people are letting an AI assistant do the searching, reading, and summarizing for them. So I made my site one of the first you can actually talk to through your own AI, instead of waiting for the rest of the web to catch up.

Is it essential yet? No. Is it where things are heading? I think so. Either way, you get a faster way to find what you need here.

What you can ask it to do

Once you’re connected, your assistant can:

  • Tell you who I am and what I do, in plain terms
  • List my services and pull up the full details of any one of them
  • Show you my client roster, the publications I write for, and what clients have said about working with me
  • Search my blog by keyword and read any post in full
  • Pull up my running list of blogs that accept guest posts, which is one of my most-used resources
  • Walk you through booking a discovery call with me

Try asking something like “Tell me about Christopher’s services” or “Find me guest posting opportunities in marketing from his site.”

How to connect (about 5 minutes)

You’ll need an MCP client. The easiest one is the free Claude Desktop app.

  1. Install Claude Desktop, then open Settings, then Developer, then Edit Config.
  2. Add this to your config and save it:
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "webmcp": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@jason.today/webmcp@latest", "--mcp"]
    }
  }
}
  1. Restart Claude Desktop so it picks up the new setup.
  2. Come back to this page and ask Claude to create a WebMCP token for you.
  3. Click the blue square in the bottom right corner of this page and paste your token in.
  4. If your tools don’t show up right away, restart Claude Desktop one more time. Support for live tool updates is improving, so this step may disappear soon.

That’s it. Your assistant now has my tools available, each one named with a christopherjanb_com- prefix.

A couple of things worth knowing

The connection times out after about five minutes of sitting idle, mostly for your own security. If your assistant loses access, just reload this page, grab a fresh token, and reconnect.

Everything runs on your own machine through your own AI client. I don’t see your prompts, and none of these tools ask for anything beyond what’s already public on my site.

Not set up for this yet?

No problem at all. This is early tech, and most people aren’t running an MCP client yet. If you want to talk about content strategy, SEO, or finally getting your site to rank, you can skip all of the above and just book a call. That part still works the old fashioned way.

You can also browse my services the normal way while you’re here.

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