CleverChatty, a lightweight AI Chat tool supporting multiple LLM providers, now includes support for Streamable HTTP with MCP servers. This update enables more flexible and efficient communication with AI models, making integration with custom tools and services even smoother.

🌐 What is CleverChatty?

CleverChatty is a minimalist AI chat interface that works with various large language model (LLM) providers — including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and local models like Ollama. It’s designed for users and developers who want a simple, extensible tool that supports MCP-based tool usage.

Until now, CleverChatty only supported STDIO and SSE (Server-Sent Events) as transport protocols for connecting with MCP servers. With the latest update, it now supports Streamable HTTP, expanding compatibility and flexibility.

This is the third part of the novella "The End of the Holocene". The second part

"He who fights with monsters should see to it that he does not become a monster himself" — Friedrich Nietzsche, "Beyond Good and Evil"

In May 2030, a strange event occurred.

At dawn, a rocket was launched from a desert area in Mexico into space. The incident caused a stir among military forces and politicians around the world—most of all, in the United States. The rocket was large, and based on its trajectory, it was heading into space, not toward any target on Earth.

Immediately after the launch, the U.S. military activated defensive protocols and went into full alert. Several other countries did the same. Within minutes, it became clear that the rocket wasn’t aimed at any earthly location—it was continuing on, further into space. Calculations confirmed it was headed toward Mars.

Emergency meetings were convened between governments and military leaders to determine what was going on. The Mexican government and armed forces also issued statements saying they had no knowledge of the launch and were just as confused as everyone else. They agreed to full cooperation in the investigation.

This is the second part of the novella "The End of the Holocene". The first part

"Life, although it may only be an accumulation of suffering, is dear to me, and I will defend it." — Mary Shelley, Frankenstein

April 2030. San Francisco.

Michael Kravchenko returned to his place of power on the ocean shore near San Francisco. A light mist had almost completely swallowed the Golden Gate Bridge. Michael missed this view, these scents. He hadn’t been here in almost half a year. A cascade of events that followed the launch of the general artificial intelligence Suffragium, developed with his participation, had brought a dark streak into his life.

During that time, Michael had to justify himself a thousand times before various committees, proving that there had been no malicious intent in his actions. That the responsibility couldn’t be laid on the engineers. Sometimes, science encounters failures. Ultimately, it’s all experience. And there hadn’t been any serious problems—aside from the financial losses. Yes, the global network was unstable for a while. But everything was resolved eventually.

This is the 5-th version of my personal blog.

I still have the backup of the 4-th, 3-rd and 2-nd. Later i want to roll them on some separate hosts.

The first version from 2003 is seems lost. But i still hope to find it somewhere in archives.

It seems the MCP hype is starting to slow down a bit. After 6–8 months of high enthusiasm, the community is beginning to realize that MCP is not a magic bullet. In some MCP listings, you’ll find more than 10,000 servers doing all sorts of things. Naturally, many of them are useless—spun up by enthusiasts just to see what MCP is all about.

But some of these servers are actually useful.

In this post, I want to share my thoughts on building the most universal MCP server—one that can adapt to almost any use case.