mun.digital

Public, read-only professional profile for Mundi Morgado at mun.digital.

The same sanitized resume data powers the website, generated resume artifacts, CLI, and MCP server.

Connect from your LLM

Canonical server name: mundigital (one word, no space, no hyphen).

The recommended MCP connection is the hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint:

https://mun.digital/api/mcp

This endpoint is public, read-only, and does not require authentication. It exposes search, brief, links_search, links_fetch, and fetch tools for LLM clients, plus a resume resource and portfolio prompt for clients that support MCP resources and prompts.

Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http mundigital https://mun.digital/api/mcp

Codex:

codex mcp add mundigital --url https://mun.digital/api/mcp

ChatGPT / OpenAI custom connector:

• Add a remote MCP connector named mundigital.
• Use URL https://mun.digital/api/mcp.
• Use no authentication.
• Available tools are search, brief, links_search, links_fetch, and fetch.

For local stdio fallback, run the npm package directly:

claude mcp add --transport stdio mundigital -- npx -y @mun.digital/cli mcp

Claude Desktop local stdio configuration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mundigital": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@mun.digital/cli", "mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Other MCP clients use analogous stdio or Streamable HTTP configuration. The hosted endpoint should be the default unless the client only supports stdio or you are debugging local package behavior.

CLI

Run the public profile tools without installing:

npx -y @mun.digital/cli profile
npx -y @mun.digital/cli search react
npx -y @mun.digital/cli brief
npx -y @mun.digital/cli links
npx -y @mun.digital/cli links search "design systems"
npx -y @mun.digital/cli mcp

Command	Purpose
npx -y @mun.digital/cli profile	Prints the public sanitized profile summary, links, and skills.
npx -y @mun.digital/cli search <query>	Searches public resume evidence for a topic, keyword, company, or technology.
npx -y @mun.digital/cli brief	Prints an agent-ready career brief with selected work evidence.
npx -y @mun.digital/cli links	Lists curated public links from the sanitized Raindrop snapshot.
npx -y @mun.digital/cli links search <query>	Searches curated public links.
npx -y @mun.digital/cli links fetch <id>	Fetches one curated public link by id.
npx -y @mun.digital/cli mcp	Starts the local stdio MCP server for MCP clients. This is intended to be launched by tools such as Claude Desktop or Claude Code, not run directly in an interactive shell.

Most commands also support --json for agent and script workflows:

npx -y @mun.digital/cli profile --json
npx -y @mun.digital/cli search "design systems" --json
npx -y @mun.digital/cli brief --json
npx -y @mun.digital/cli links search "design systems" --json

Example fit checks:

# Does Mundi have Rails experience?
npx -y @mun.digital/cli search rails

Example Rails output:

[Principal Front-End Engineer, Gierd] Introduced agentic development practices for a 20-engineer team, including agent instructions and review standards that improved consistency in Rails view code, design-system adoption, and UI PR quality.

[Principal Front-End Engineer, Gierd] Co-created the Gierd Design System, with 20+ reusable components implemented as Rails view helpers and adopted as the canonical UI foundation for the product platform.

Example endorsement questions:

npx -y @mun.digital/cli search "what do people say about Mundi?"
npx -y @mun.digital/cli search endorsements

Example endorsement output:

[Endorsement: Marlo Stewart] Marlo Stewart, Engineering Chief of Staff, Project & Strategic Program Leader, Gierd: Mundi is an exceptional front-end developer who consistently delivers high-quality work. He combines strong technical skill with a great eye for user experience, communicates clearly, takes ownership, and is the kind of teammate any team would be lucky to have.

[Endorsement: Robert Evans] Robert Evans, Chief Technology Officer, Gierd: Mundi is one of the nicest engineers out there who is also amazingly smart, talented, and efficient.

Other useful searches:

npx -y @mun.digital/cli search accessibility
npx -y @mun.digital/cli search "design systems"
npx -y @mun.digital/cli search endorsements
npx -y @mun.digital/cli search "technical leadership"

Or install it globally:

npm install -g @mun.digital/cli
mundigital profile

Website

• Site: mun.digital
• Agent discovery: mun.digital/llms.txt
• JSON: mun.digital/resume.json
• Markdown: mun.digital/resume.md
• Curated links: mun.digital/raindrops.json
• PDF: mun.digital/mundi-morgado-resume.pdf
• GitHub: github.com/mundizzle

Agents can request the homepage as Markdown with HTTP content negotiation:

curl -H "Accept: text/markdown" https://mun.digital/

Data boundary

Public surfaces exclude private contact details and private metadata. CLI and MCP output are read-only; they do not expose write, deploy, shell, filesystem, environment, secret, telemetry, or postinstall behavior.

Raindrop links are published only through a sanitized generated snapshot. The Raindrop token is used only by private local commands and is never required by the website, hosted MCP endpoint, or npm package. Bookmarks must come from an explicitly configured collection and include the mun.digital Raindrop tag to publish.

Tech

pnpm workspace with a Next.js App Router web app, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and shared profile logic, deployed on Vercel.

Local development

pnpm install
pnpm run resume:build
RAINDROP_TOKEN=... pnpm run raindrop:collections
RAINDROP_TOKEN=... pnpm run raindrop:sync
pnpm run dev   # http://localhost:3000

The scheduled Raindrop workflow also requires a repository secret named RAINDROP_TOKEN.

Verification

pnpm run resume:build
pnpm run public:smoke
pnpm run raindrop:smoke
pnpm run llms:smoke
pnpm run profile:smoke
pnpm run mcp:smoke
pnpm run mcp:http:smoke https://mun.digital/api/mcp
pnpm run lint
pnpm run build
pnpm run pack:smoke

Agent context

See AGENTS.md for project state, deployment flow, DNS, and decision log.