I will build a custom mcp server for claude, cursor and ai agents


About this gig
I build MCP servers that ship.
I have one live in the official Model Context Protocol registry right now, and my own apps published on the App Store and Google Play. This is not something I read about last week.
What an MCP server does: it gives Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT or any agent client direct access to your systems. Your database, your internal API, your CRM, your file store. The agent stops guessing and starts calling real functions with real data.
What you get:
- A working server in TypeScript or Python, your choice
- Tools, resources and prompts wired to your actual endpoints
- Auth handled properly, API key, OAuth or bearer token
- stdio for local use, or HTTP for remote and team access
- A README your team can follow
- The config block to paste straight into Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Cursor
Full source code every time. No black boxes, no lock-in.
Send me your API docs, or just describe what you want the agent to be able to do. I will tell you straight whether MCP is the right fit before you order. If it is not, I will say so.
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Get to know Miraz
- FromBangladesh
- Member sinceOct 2022
Languages
English
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FAQ
Do I need to know what MCP is before ordering?
No. Tell me what you want the AI to do and which system it needs to reach. I will map that to tools and confirm the scope with you before we start.
Which clients does this work with?
Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and anything else that speaks the Model Context Protocol. Same server, different config block. I hand you the config for the client you actually use.
TypeScript or Python?
Your choice. If you have no preference I use TypeScript, since the official SDK is best supported there. Python if your stack is already Python.
Can you host and deploy it for me?
Yes, on Standard and Premium. I deploy to Cloudflare Workers or your own host and hand you a working URL. Basic is a local server you run yourself.
Will my API keys be safe?
I never hardcode secrets. Keys live in environment variables and the code ships with placeholders. Use a scoped test key while I build, then swap in your own.

