moja.work — polnisch für „meine Arbeit“: Portfolio von Markus Lungwitz, Frontend-Entwickler. Tech-Glossar, Design- und Bastelprojekte, Werdegang. Machine-readable via MCP at https://moja.work/mcp and /llms.txt.
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GET https://www.mcpbundles.com/api/directory/v1/servers/moja-mcp-13477a095f/tools/<tool> (one tool: schema + invoke.url)
POST https://www.mcpbundles.com/api/directory/v1/servers/moja-mcp-13477a095f/tools/{tool}
POST body: flat JSON of tool argument names and values; not an arguments wrapper. Replace {tool} with a tool name from GET detail.
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Hub MCP (connected session): discover_mcp_servers — same filter semantics as search_mcp_servers.
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OpenAPI: https://www.mcpbundles.com/api/directory/v1/openapi.json
Guide: https://www.mcpbundles.com/guides/mcpbundles-directory-api
For MCP client apps (human connect):
MCP connect URL: https://moja.work/mcp
Skill page: https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/moja-mcp-13477a095f
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List Buzzwords
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list_buzzwords
List all tech/tool buzzwords in the moja.work glossary as {id, label, category}. Optional category filter (e.g. framework, language, tooling, design, os).
List Buzzwords — List all tech/tool buzzwords in the moja.work glossary as {id, label, category}. Optional category filter (e.g. framework, language, tooling, design, os).
Get Buzzword — Get the full glossary entry (plain text) for one buzzword by its id.
Search Buzzwords — Full-text search across the buzzword glossary; returns matching entries with a snippet.
List Projects — List the DIY / design projects showcased on moja.work as {id, headline, intro}. Includes each project intro so no per-project follow-up call is needed.
Get Project — Get a project intro (plain text) plus its images by project id. Every image carries a full-size url and a thumb. imageMode is "gallery" for an ordinary series of photos, or "tiles" when the thumbnails are the pieces of one large picture — such a project returns the same full-size url for every tile on purpose.
Get Timeline — Get the professional career timeline / CV of Markus Lungwitz: the introduction of the timeline page as plain text, a `shelf` (one line per station: id, folder, title, years) and every station in full — years as written (`time`) and as numbers (`from`, `to`; `to` null = still there), description, keywords and all texts. Eight stations from 2004 to today; the oldest, `history`, holds the first jobs (deltacity.NET, Tobit.Software). For one station alone use get_timeline_station.
Get Timeline Station — Get one station of the career timeline by id or folder name — e.g. history (the first jobs 2004–2006), steute, kps, atamya — with its years, description, keywords and all texts. Unknown ids answer with the list of stations.
Get Home — Get the start page of moja.work — the only place that says who this is, in the author's own words: the buzzword essay, "It's me." (the self-introduction and stack), "Knecht Ruprecht" (the AI assistant), "Why moja?" (the name, what is built, the Suits quote) — as an ordered list of sections {anker, headline, url, text}, plus the page's meta description and keywords. The `news` section carries no text of its own but names its tool (list_news). Optional `anker` returns one section. The two language
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moja.work — polnisch für „meine Arbeit“: Portfolio von Markus Lungwitz, Frontend-Entwickler. Tech-Glossar, Design- und Bastelprojekte, Werdegang. Machine-readable via MCP at https://moja.work/mcp and /llms.txt.
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Get Epos — Get "The Chronicle of the Three Realms" — the epic retelling of the moja.work git history — as an ordered list of sections {anker, headline, url, text}. Optional `anker` returns a single section (e.g. intro, prologue, canto-01, epilogue).
Get Contact — Get public contact details / vCard (name, email, phone, url, avatar, QR code).
Get References — Get external design references (Behance projects) as {id, name, url, fields, cover}.
List Youtube Playlists — List the public YouTube playlists of the moja.work channel as {id, title, description, thumbnail, itemCount, publishedAt}.
Get Youtube Playlist — Get one YouTube playlist of the moja.work channel by id, including its videos with full descriptions {id, title, description, thumbnail, publishedAt, position}.
List Docs — List the auto-generated code documentation sets (Compodoc) for the moja-work monorepo, with their URLs.
Get Docs — Get the LLM-friendly code documentation (Compodoc llm-md export) for one project of the monorepo. Can be large.
Get Platform — Get the "Plattform" pages — moja.work described as what it is: a monorepo that documents itself, with the UI library, the applications built from it, the npm packages, the architecture and the machine interfaces. Returns one page as Markdown with every build-time figure already filled in (versions, counts, dates — the same text the website renders), plus the list of available pages. Optional `page` picks one; default is the overview.
List News — List the news of the moja.work start page — dated release notes, one per application or milestone (e.g. Change Me, the UI library on npm, the Chronicle). Newest first, sorted like the website by the update date where there is one, else the release date. Each entry carries release/update as written (DD.MM.YY), `date` as ISO YYYY-MM-DD of that sort key, the description as plain text and the link as written plus an absolute `url`.
Get Platform Facts — Get the platform facts behind the Plattform pages as typed values with their build stamp: versions (Angular, Nx, Tailwind, the ui library), counts (components, stories, npm releases, deploy targets), dates (first commit, first npm publish) — the same /website/values.json the placeholders on the pages are filled from, plus `mcp_tools` from this server's own registry. Every value is {value, type} with type number | string | date | month | datetime; formatting is left to the reader. Errors when the
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