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Python Bytes for AIQuery a decade of Python news directly from your AI assistant Every week since 2016 we have covered what is new in Python. That is 504+ episodes of show notes, the links behind every topic, and full transcripts. All of it is now available to AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), plain Markdown URLs for tools that do not speak MCP, and llms.txt. MCP serverAssistants like Claude can query Python Bytes directly, with 12 tools available. No account, no API key, and nothing writable. Everything it serves is already public on this site.
What you can askOnce it is connected, questions like these get real answers:
See the full MCP documentation for every tool and its parameters. Claude CodeOne command:
Claude web (claude.ai)
Claude Desktop and other MCP clientsAdd this to your MCP configuration file, then restart the client:
Where that file lives:
Client setup moves around. If the path above does not match what you see, check your client's own documentation. No MCP support? Add a suffix.Plenty of AI tools still do not speak MCP, and sometimes you just want the raw text. Every episode serves alternate representations straight off its own URL, so anything that can fetch a web page can read the show.
There is no separate API to learn or version. Take any episode URL and append a suffix:
Or just paste an episode link into your assistant and ask it to fetch the
llms.txtFollowing the llms.txt specification, we publish a Markdown overview of the site written for AI assistants rather than for crawlers. It documents the MCP server, every URL suffix, and the feeds, so an assistant can work out how to use Python Bytes on its own.
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