DELAPARRA NL

For agents

Connect an AI agent

This site can be used by an AI assistant directly. Rather than have it read the page and guess where to click, the site hands it a list of the things it can do and the exact information each one needs — so what it tells you comes from the same source as what you are reading.

It works two ways, and you do not have to choose. An assistant that runs somewhere else — Claude, ChatGPT, an editor — connects to the address below. An assistant that runs inside your browser finds the same tools on every page, with nothing to set up at all.

The address

Add this to your assistant's MCP configuration. Most clients take a block of JSON that looks like this:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "delaparra": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://delaparra-services.nl/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Setting it up

ChatGPT needs Developer Mode switched on before it will accept any address like this one — without it, it will tell you it cannot connect, which is true and has nothing to do with this site. Go to Settings, then Apps, then Advanced settings, and turn on Developer mode. It is available on Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Education accounts, on the web. Then add the address above as a connector.

Claude needs nothing special: Settings, then Connectors, then add a custom connector with the address above. This is the quickest way to check the server is working.

Cursor and VS Code take the JSON above in their MCP configuration file directly. So does anything else that speaks the protocol — there is nothing specific to any one client here.

What it can do

Without signing in, an assistant can look up what this practice builds, what it charges, and the questions it has answered — and it can send an enquiry on your behalf. Prices it reports are the published ones; anything priced per project is reported as such rather than estimated.

Signed in, it can also see your projects, their review state and any code review minutes owed, and keep your details up to date. Those tools are simply absent until there is an account behind the request, so an assistant is never offered something it cannot do.

It will not enter a password. Signing in happens in a browser, by you. Nothing in the administration panel is reachable this way at all.

In the browser

Every page here also registers its tools with the browser itself, using WebMCP. An assistant built into a browser that supports it will find them on arrival, with no address to copy and nothing to configure. On the availability page it can fill in the enquiry form for you — and then stop, because sending it is yours to do.

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