Lirantal.com
Developer resources
Use the public API and article formats to discover, browse, and cite Liran Tal's writing. The API is read-only, requires no key, and has no write operations.
Quickstart
Fetch the published post index with any HTTP client:
curl -fsS https://lirantal.com/api/posts.json Each item includes its title, description, tags, canonical page URL, and Markdown URL.
const response = await fetch('https://lirantal.com/api/posts.json');
const { items } = await response.json();
const terms = 'MCP security'.toLowerCase().split(/\s+/);
const matches = items.filter((post) => {
const text = [post.title, post.description, post.category, ...post.tags]
.filter(Boolean).join(' ').toLowerCase();
return terms.every((term) => text.includes(term));
}); API endpoints
GET /api/posts.json- The complete published-post metadata collection.
GET /api/posts/cursor/0.json-
A page of up to 50 items. Follow
nextCursorat/api/posts/cursor/{cursor}.jsonuntil it is null. GET /openapi.json- OpenAPI 3.1 description of the public HTTP resources.
GET /rss.xml- RSS feed for new articles.
All endpoints are read-only and unauthenticated. There are no API keys, sandbox environment, user accounts, or write operations. The post endpoint returns metadata; clients perform search locally.
Article formats and SDK
Use an item's markdownUrl to fetch the full article. HTML article pages also advertise their Markdown
alternate, and production supports Accept: text/markdown.
A dependency-free JavaScript client is available in the repository SDK source. The package is not currently published to npm.
The site does not operate a remote MCP server. Browser agents can use the read-only
search_blog_posts WebMCP tool on the blog directory when supported.
Frequently asked questions
- Do the website APIs require an API key?
- No. The published blog metadata and pagination endpoints are public, unauthenticated GET resources.
- Can I search posts on the server?
- No. Fetch the post metadata and filter titles, descriptions, categories, and tags locally. The browser blog search exposes the same read-only behavior through WebMCP when supported.
- Is there a sandbox or write API?
- No. The site provides public read-only content, so there is no sandbox, API key flow, or write endpoint.
- How do I retrieve the full text of an article?
- Each post record includes a markdownUrl. Fetch that URL for the article text, or request the article URL with Accept: text/markdown.