Blog posts, work experience, projects and contact details for Markus Tenghamn, as MCP tools.
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https://markustenghamn.com/mcp5 tools · 706msget_contactGet contact details for Markus Tenghamn.Get contact details for Markus Tenghamn.
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get_experienceGet Markus Tenghamn's full work history: structured jobs plus the canonical markdown resume.Get Markus Tenghamn's full work history: structured jobs plus the canonical markdown resume.
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get_postGet the full markdown of a blog post by slug.Get the full markdown of a blog post by slug.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| slug* | string | slug of the post, as returned by list_posts |
get_projectsGet a curated list of Markus Tenghamn's projects.Get a curated list of Markus Tenghamn's projects.
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list_postsList all published blog posts on markustenghamn.com, newest first.List all published blog posts on markustenghamn.com, newest first.
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5 of 5 tools published a description.
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Blog posts, work experience, projects and contact details for Markus Tenghamn, as MCP tools.
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