Last week was quiet. I was traveling with family, so I didn't release any new toolkits.
When I added the Anki toolkit, it inspired me to add support for similar learning apps. Mochi jumped to the front of the queue because of my nephew. He's studying medical French this summer, and when I suggested Anki for the vocabulary grind, he told me he was already using Mochi. He prefers Mochi because it natively supports multi-sided cards. By adding markdown dividers, he can break complex concepts down into sequential steps.
Since I knew he already used Grok, getting him to be a guinea pig was easy. The problem with existing Mochi (and many other) MCP servers is that they run locally. Connecting a local server to a cloud-based chat client like Grok is a bit of a lift, requiring the user to set up and maintain a network tunnel for the connection. If I had asked my nephew to do that, he probably would not have bothered.
Toolforest's cloud architecture bypasses this completely, and since Mochi has an API, users don't even need to run a bridge like they do with Anki. They can just load their Mochi API key into Toolforest, where it's stored encrypted, and authenticate with their AI assistant.
As always, ideas and suggestions are welcome at gerrit@toolforest.io.