80s synthwave tune in the style of Miami Vice intro with a signature melodic line and a driving speed boat beat. Tempo isnt too fast, but the tune starts with a rampup phase, where soft percussion builds up tension and a release moment where the melody kicks in. From there is just drives forward.

Komme gerne, wenn’s die Zeit zulässt. Könnt ihr aber bitte das hier mal kommentieren?! viz.berlin.de/aktuelle-mel...

Ist das Fake / falsch geframed? Eine „Verstetigung“ klingt ja eher positiv (oder meinen die eher die Busspur zu verstetigen, aber schreiben das nicht?) gez. Blümlein 🌼, hehe

Darf da nicht stehen, hat ja nicht die Warnblinkanlage an.

Setup instructions & demo prompts in the repo: github.com/elmariachi11.... Note that this requires a gas bearing eth account on your target chain (base preferred) and an api key by @moleculexyz.bsky.social (Discord link in readme)

A dedicated "maps / geocoding / route planning" MCP server oc would have a far more concise answer - but given that I'd disarm the server's robots guideline, I think I could solve many plain service request use cases just without dedicated MCP servers.

So, imo MCP for plain service access rather deals as a social contract layer on top of general API calls that helps wrapping credentials and guarding access to internet resources on the client side.

3rd Claude just skipped API calls altogether and used the "well-known coordinates for these famous Berlin landmarks" that it was pretrained on.

The "official" fetch MCP server refuses to continue when robots.txt tells it to stop: github.com/modelcontext.... That's 100% a "voluntary" and very wise decision; but it can very easily be disabled in code.

2nd Claude tried fetching from `https://nominatim.openstreetmap.org/search?q=Alexanderplatz...` This *actually* would work, but OSM's robots.txt discourage bots to fetch resources.

1st Claude tried fetching the correct Google Maps Geocoding API. It responded with "needs an API Auth token" and Claude tried again, on its own