franckelson-mcp

My portfolio, as an MCP server. Install it and ask your AI assistant who I am, what I've built, what I charge, and whether I'm available.

claude mcp add franckelson -- npx -y franckelson-mcp

Then just ask:

What has Franckelson built? Is he available, and what would an MCP server for our API cost?

I build MCP servers for a living, so this is the most direct demo I can give you: you're evaluating my work through my work.

Tools

| Tool | Returns | |---|---| | get_profile | Who I am, where, languages, summary | | list_skills | Skills by area | | list_projects | Every project, one line each | | get_project | Full detail on one project and why it matters | | get_services | Fixed-price offers and delivery times | | get_availability | Whether I'm free, hours/week, earliest start | | get_contact | How to reach me |

All read-only. No network access, no credentials, nothing stored.

Claude Desktop — add to claude_desktop_config.json:

{ "mcpServers": { "franckelson": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "franckelson-mcp"] } } }

Make it yours

Every tool reads from a single file, profile.json. To turn this into your own portfolio server:

1. Fork the repo
2. Edit profile.json
3. Change name in package.json
4. npm publish

The test suite includes a check that fails if profile.json contains something that looks like a phone number or street address — a portfolio is public, and it's easy to paste in more than you meant to.

Also by me

evm-recon-mcp — an MCP server for EVM contract analysis: disassembly with invalid-jump detection, storage-slot derivation, calldata decoding across 14 chains. npx evm-recon-mcp

License

MIT