MCP Server for Gamma Presentations
Open Source • Model Context Protocol • TypeScript
Challenge: AI assistants lacked direct integration with Gamma, a popular presentation platform. Users had to manually copy content between tools, breaking their workflow and reducing productivity.
Solution: Developed a production-ready MCP server that connects AI assistants (Claude Desktop, Cursor, etc.) directly to the Gamma API. The server enables AI to create, update, and manage presentations programmatically.
Key Features:
- Create new presentations with AI-generated content
- Update existing slides programmatically
- Search and retrieve presentation data
- Full TypeScript implementation with comprehensive error handling
- Complete documentation and usage examples
Results:
- 500+ npm downloads in first month after release
- Open sourced on GitHub, benefiting the entire MCP community
- Zero production issues reported by users
- Active community contributions and feature requests
Technologies: TypeScript, Model Context Protocol, Gamma API, npm packaging
Awesome Comparisons — Developer Resource
Open Source • Documentation • Community Resource
Challenge: Developers struggling to choose between rapidly evolving AI tools, frameworks, and services. Information scattered across blog posts, documentation, and marketing materials made objective comparison difficult.
Solution: Created a curated comparison framework documenting AI tools, coding assistants, and development frameworks. Structured tables enable side-by-side feature comparison with objective criteria.
Key Features:
- Side-by-side comparisons of major AI coding assistants
- Framework evaluations (CrewAI, LangChain, AutoGen, etc.)
- Updated regularly as tools evolve
- Community-driven with contribution guidelines
- Markdown format for easy updates and version control
Results:
- Referenced by developer communities for tool selection
- Active community engagement with suggestions and updates
- Helps developers make informed decisions based on objective criteria
- Growing resource as AI tooling ecosystem expands
Technologies: Markdown, Documentation, GitHub
What Makes a Good Case Study
These case studies represent open source contributions. For client projects, I provide detailed case studies covering:
Problem & Context — What challenge was the client facing? What were the constraints, requirements, and success criteria?
Solution Design — How did we approach the problem? What architecture, frameworks, and technologies did we choose, and why?
Implementation — What did we build? Key features, technical decisions, and how we addressed challenges during development.
Measurable Results — What was the impact? Quantified outcomes like time saved, costs reduced, processes improved, or revenue generated.
Client Testimonial — Direct feedback from stakeholders about the project outcome and collaboration experience.
Lessons Learned — What insights emerged? What would we do differently? What best practices emerged?
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