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MCP for the MSP
Same protocol, third reader: the person who supports other people's computers for a living.
Books 1 and 2 say "your company" and "your lab." This one says "your clients' environments, plural, each different, all yours at 2 a.m." Model Context Protocol for internal IT admins, managed service providers, consultants, and the computer person at a 50-person company who is functionally an MSP of one — with scopes, standards, and rollback plans, without becoming the breach story.
Book 3 is being written now. Books 1 and 2 are out — read the samples free while you wait, and get the first chapter of this one the day it's ready.
Planned chapters — the operating reality
Why MCP is the first standard that fits the MSP business model.
A repeatable baseline: scoping, secrets, allowlists — per client, never shared.
What goes in the agreement before the AI touches production.
Isolation patterns: one stack per client, and what breaks when you cheat.
How MCP work shows up on an invoice without awkward conversations.
When something goes sideways at a client site: logs, blame, and the one-pager.
Get the first chapter when it's ready
One email field. You'll get the opening chapter of MCP for the MSP the day it's written, plus new playbooks when they drop — and nothing else.
The rest of the series
MCP for Business is the plain-English explanation for the person who approves budgets, and MCP for the Homelab is the same protocol pointed at the self-hoster — first server tonight, the Paranoid Chapter, ten copy-paste recipes. The companion repo is free either way: github.com/axelverne/mcp-for-homelab-companion.