Claude Desktop + supergateway Tower PC (Your Desktop) Direct Network 192.168.0.18:8080 SSH Tunnel localhost:8080 → SSH → 192.168.0.18 MCP Gateway Mini PC 192.168.0.18 stdio Streamable HTTP Local Network Quick Summary: Two proven methods to connect Claude Desktop (on tower PC) to Docker…
🚀 MCP Gateway Automation Transform Your Mini PC into a Powerful MCP Server for Your Entire Network 📖 Introduction If you're using Claude Desktop or Claude Code CLI with MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools, you know that running Docker on every machine can be resource-intensive and complex to manage. This guide presents…
Last week I was learning a bit of python and I stumbled on this video: Build A Modern Python GUI Project | Step by Step Tutorial, which it was really nice and concise, so I decided to take what was there already and improve it a bit on things that I…
I have been writing a lot of tests lately with Cypress, and one thing that I noticed when running over night using a scheduled task is that they really slow down the whole server performance as it's taking huge amount of CPU and RAM. Kind of expected as Cypress is…
Every time I buy a new laptop/Desktop or if I want to do a full disk wipe cleanup or else setup a VM, the worst part for me was always the wasted time looking for all the applications I needed to install/reinstall. I had to open many website,…
The other day I was looking for a way to get the executable path of a given software, so I thought it would be nice to have a script which would do it for me. While I was there I also added an option to create a quick desktop shortcut…
I have seen plenty of blog posts explaining how to do this with C# but none using Powershell. There isn't a big difference to be honest, but it's a small nice script to send automated emails if you are a system administrator. Of course, this could be improved but I…
Since at work we use windows systems, I had to go through the path of Powershell for system automation, and while I hated it at first, my interest slowly grown when I realized I could use .NET modules such as emails and others without having to reinvent the wheel, so…
