# OneDroid Blog

- 2026-09-30 [How to configure your MCP servers once for Claude Code, Claude.ai and ChatGPT](/blog/how-to-configure-mcp-servers-once-for-every-ai-app.md): Eight steps to set up your MCP tools and credentials in one place and reach them from Claude Code, Claude Desktop and claude.ai, with the same setup offered for ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code. Includes a check to rerun whenever a client stops seeing them.
- 2026-09-30 [How to be in control of every MCP call your AI agent makes](/blog/how-to-control-every-mcp-call-your-agent-makes.md): Ten steps to see and control every tool call Claude Code or any MCP client makes: one gateway, one log of who called which tool and when, and a switch to turn a tool off. Ends with a test call you find in the log yourself.
- 2026-09-30 [How to give your AI agent memory you fully control, with no vendor lock-in](/blog/how-to-give-your-ai-agent-memory-you-control.md): Seven steps to give Claude Code or any MCP client a memory that outlives the session, stored in your own Postgres or Supabase if you want it there. Ends with a test where a new session finds what an earlier one wrote.
- 2026-09-30 [How to test code your AI agent wrote: 5 steps](/blog/how-to-test-code-your-ai-agent-wrote.md): Five steps for testing code a coding agent wrote, using test cases the agent never sees. They come from the day this method found two bugs in our own build while every visible test was green. Includes what the method does not prove.
- 2026-09-30 [5 best open-source repos for running agentic coding loops](/blog/open-source-repos-for-agentic-loops.md): Five open-source repositories you can run today for agentic coding loops, each covering a different angle, with licence, stars, last push and one documented weakness per project. One of them is OneDroid's own.