Your team uses Claude. Your data lives somewhere else — a CRM, an internal API, a database, a docs system. An MCP server is the bridge, and building one properly is not a weekend script: it needs a real transport, authentication, validated inputs, and error handling that doesn't leak your stack traces to the model.

I build and deploy that bridge.

What you get: → A remote MCP server exposing your system as tools Claude can call — Streamable HTTP, deployed and connectable from claude.ai or Claude Code → Bearer-token authentication, timing-safe, with input validation on every tool → Tool descriptions written for the model that consumes them (this is where most MCP servers quietly fail) → TypeScript, tested (Vitest), clean architecture — the integration layer is swappable without touching tool code → Deployed to your infrastructure or mine, with a README your team can actually maintain

See it before you buy it: I have one running in production with a public playground — connect it to your own Claude in under a minute: notion-mcp-hono-production.up.railway.app