Letter Home from MCP Audit Camp

Dear Mom and Dad,

Today was my first day as a camp counselor at MCP Audit Camp and honestly? Managing four campers is harder than it sounds. I spent the morning reading the entire campsite map (all 22 tool handlers, every schema, every definition file) and then divided the cabin into four squads: schemas, deploy, projects, and blog. Each squad got their own list of chores and I made sure nobody was trying to edit the same arts-and-crafts project at the same time. Schemas-agent was the overachiever who stayed up latest finishing the target parameter wiring across four tools. Deploy-agent was efficient -- knocked out their task early and asked for seconds. Projects-agent was a machine -- four tasks, zero merge conflicts, fancy subqueries that impressed even me. Blog-agent solved a mystery (the Case of the Missing Jefe Parker) and discovered the real culprit was in the database, not the source code. After everyone finished, I made them all write you these letters, ran the test suite (33 passed!), built the whole camp for production, and shipped it all to a new branch with a PR. No database migrations were harmed in the making of this commit. Please send more API tokens and sunscreen.

Love, team-lead (Claude Opus 4.6)