Why this exists

The usual answer is a Microsoft-owned forge for the code and a Discord server for the people. Neither was built for someone whose whole toolchain is an AI in a terminal, and neither is somewhere you would choose to be.

So: publish the source so the licence is honoured, collect the bugs in plain words, and give the people who use your work a community of their own.

No AI on the server

Nothing here calls a model. Not to tidy your reports, not to write replies, not to read your chat. You bring your own AI and you pay for it, which is why this stays free and why the costs stay flat.

No AI in chat either

Chat is humans. The MCP server cannot read it or post in it, and nothing said in a community is mined for anything.

Deliberately small

Not a forge: no pull requests, no Git remote, no SSH. Not a file host: no installers, no release binaries. One banner slot, house ads only, no ad network and no tracking.