Dear User
Surface how you and your Claude agent actually collaborate—locally, without API keys—so you can tune prompts and habits while building.
Overview
Dear User is an MCP server for the Build phase that reports how you and your Claude agent collaborate, running locally with no API keys.
What is this MCP server?
- Local-only MCP server: no API keys and no cloud dependency for collaboration insights
- Shipped as npm package @poisedhq/dearuser-mcp (npx runtime hint)
- Stdio transport for Claude Code–style MCP clients
- Focused on real working patterns between you and your agent, not generic productivity tips
- Version 1.0.20 with schema dated 2025-12-11
- Server version 1.0.20
- npm identifier @poisedhq/dearuser-mcp with npx runtime hint
- Documented as local-only with no API keys required
What problem does it solve?
Builders guess why agent sessions feel productive or chaotic because they lack a local view of how they actually work with Claude.
Who is it for?
Claude-forward solo devs who want privacy-preserving feedback on agent pairing while hardening their daily workflow.
Skip if: Teams needing team-wide analytics dashboards or multi-user governance reports.
What do I get? / Deliverables
You get local, agent-callable insight into collaboration patterns so you can adjust setup and prompting without external telemetry.
- Agent-queryable view of how you and your assistant work together
- Actionable context to refine prompts and delegation without external APIs
Recommended MCP Servers
Journey fit
How it compares
Local collaboration-introspection MCP, not a project-management or code-review skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Dear User for?
Solo builders using Claude with MCP who want local insight into how they and their agent work together, without API keys.
When should I use Dear User?
Use it during Build/agent-tooling when refining Claude Code habits, debugging frustrating sessions, or calibrating what to automate.
How do I add Dear User to my agent?
Add the stdio MCP entry pointing at npx @poisedhq/dearuser-mcp per your client’s config; no secrets required.