Giving an AI assistant read-only access to Microsoft Loop — without breaking permissions I...
Giving an AI assistant read-only access to Microsoft Loop — without breaking permissions
I wanted my AI assistant to read my team's Microsoft Loop pages — summarize a
workspace, pull the latest OKRs into a draft, answer "what did we decide about
X." Simple ask. It turned into a genuinely interesting engineering problem, and
I ended up building a small open-source MCP server to solve it. Here's the
Read-write is the default for almost every "Sheets for AI" tool, and it is the wrong one. Here is why a read-only MCP server is…
Why I split my local AI assistant into experience, control, execution, observation, and memory planes instead of one giant loop.
A few months ago I wrote about building a production MCP server in Rails, the plumbing of exposing...
AI coding tools are everywhere. And yet, my workflow kept breaking the same way: Write code → leave...
Author(s): Mike Oller Originally published on Towards AI. credit Author: generated by GPT Image 2.0Loop Engineering: The Missing…
A practical, end-to-end walkthrough of taking a read-only slice of an enterprise source system and...
