Managing My Website's Logs with MCP

Yesterday I added an MCP server to Eagle, my website’s Go backend. Now I can manage the logs on my website much more easily: I can just snap a picture of a cinema ticket and ask Claude to add it to my website. Logging Film From Ticket The main driver was me wanting to try out how MCP servers worked and get some hands-on experience with AI agents and how they interact with APIs. My usual problem with these sorts of challenges is finding something that is actually useful. I like learning while doing something useful, it helps with retention. Until yesterday, when I wanted to log a movie, series, live performance, or book reading, I would usually go to the web editor I have for my website and update the file there. It’s just a <textarea> with absolutely no syntax highlighting. I usually use it for quick edits on the go. At home, I’d probably just update it locally and push it. The idea of managing the logs with an AI chat actually seemed interesting: just snap a photo of a ticket or…