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  • Building WhoisThere: A Lightweight Go MCP Server for Domain Availability Checking

    I recently released a small but powerful open-source tool named WhoisThere There were three main motivations behind building WhoisThere: What Is WhoisThere? WhoisThere is an MCP-server (HTTP) written in Go that exposes two “tools”: These tools let clients (for example, LLM agents) programmatically query domain availability in a structured way. Rather than relying on informal…

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  • Building SMQ: A Lightweight Scheduled Message Queue in Go

    Before this project, my experience with Go was pretty limited. I’d written a few small Lambda functions and image utilities, but nothing that really tested Go’s concurrency model or scalability. Lately I’ve been dipping my toes into the message queue ecosystem using RabbitMQ, BullMQ and SQS. I’ve always loved RabbitMQ. It’s been reliable, battle-tested, and…

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