From Prompt to Skill to MCP Server: One Dev's LLM Writing Assistant Evolved Three Times
unixterminal · x · 2026-09-05
Developer unixterminal describes how his LLM writing assistant evolved from a simple prompt into a skill, and finally into an MCP server running on Azure Container Apps. The assistant has learned all of his writing quirks and bad habits, and he claims it eliminates the need for RAG entirely—baking domain knowledge into the tool instead of retrieving it.
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