I ship a binary.

AI-native full-stack web development. Rust backends with embedded MCP servers, deployed as one binary to your VPS. No Docker, no Node sprawl, no vendor lock-in. Your business, discoverable by AI agents — owned by you.

Rust Axum MCP Postgres Tailwind v4 cargo-zigbuild
Services

Six things I build. All of them ship.

/mcp
> list_tools _
• get_company_info
• list_services
• list_blog_posts
• get_contact_info
7 tools live

Custom MCP Server Integration

A typed tool surface any AI agent can call. Your data, discoverable.

Deliverable: /mcp endpoint + auth + 5-15 tools
$ cargo build --release
Compiling axum v0.8.1
Compiling sqlx v0.8.2
Compiling tokio v1.41.1
Finished `release` in 2m 13s
4.2
MB
1
binary
0
containers

Rust/Axum Production Backends

One binary, real observability, no Docker. Ships in a week.

Deliverable: cargo run → production, under a week
PHP
/home
/about
/contact
/admin
Rust
/home
/about
/contact
...
75% migrated · zero downtime

PHP → Rust Migration

Rust next to your PHP. Move routes behind a proxy when ready.

Deliverable: side-by-side deploy + traffic switch plan
Contacts 1,284
AK Anna K. lead
MR Mike R. client
ST Sarah T. lead
$0 /mo · owned by you

Lightweight CRMs & Internal Tools

One internal tool you own. No SaaS subscription, ever.

Deliverable: owned tool, flat-file configurable
build
zigbuild
scp
ssh
live
systemd
1m 42s · laptop → live

Solo-Scale VPS Deployment

cargo-zigbuild → scp → systemd. Two-minute deploys, no CI.

Deliverable: build + deploy scripts, systemd unit
Tool capabilities
read_contacts allowed
send_email scoped
delete_all blocked
Enforced at IPC boundary

Secure Agent Architecture

A capability model that makes damage impossible by construction.

Deliverable: capability spec + permission graph + auth review
mcp-inspector — mcsoftsolution.com
Live demo

This site is a running MCP server.

Everything to the left is happening right now, on the Rust binary that's rendering this page. Point any MCP-compatible AI — Claude, Cursor, a custom agent — at mcsoftsolution.com/mcp and it'll connect in under a second, discover 7 tools, and start querying.

The blog posts in the right panel? Published through the same MCP server, no CMS in the loop.

How the work actually happens

Binary in week 1.
Iterate in production.

I don't do slide decks. I don't do three-week discovery phases. The fastest way to find out whether we agree on the shape of the problem is to get a working binary in front of you and then adjust it against real traffic.

Rust, MCP, and single-binary deploys make this kind of pace possible. The stack rewards being opinionated early and shipping often.

1
Scope call
30 minutes. We agree on the shape of the problem. No slide deck.
2
Working binary, week 1
Not a design doc — an actual compiling, running starter in your repo.
3
Iterate against real traffic
Ship early, measure, adjust. The binary is live while we're still writing it.
Your database, your binary, your VPS
Zero cloud lock-in. Zero SaaS dependency. Zero CI bill.

Binary in your repo,
not a pitch deck in your inbox.

Tell me the shape of the problem. I'll tell you whether Rust and MCP are the right hammer — and if they're not, I'll tell you that too.

Replies within 24h, Mon–Fri PT.

Also open to full-time (W-2), contract (1099), or project-based B2B work.