My apologies! There wasn’t an actual URL in the text you provided, so it slipped through the cracks.
Here is the revised version with a clear spot to drop your link at the end:
As you might know, I maintain a GitHub repo for developer docs, slowly adding references, examples, and snippets I constantly need. Historically, onboarding as a FreePBX developer involved a lot of reverse engineering, reading source code, and struggling through undocumented quirks. I’ve always wanted to make that process easier.
Currently, I’m working on an MCP server that gives LLMs context for interacting with FreePBX—whether you are using it for basic tasks, scripting, or vibe coding a new toy. Building this required creating a massive set of context files for various topics.
I’m still ironing out the MCP server, but I did have an AI agent use those context files to expand the human-readable knowledge base in my dev-docs repo. We can’t let the clankers have all the fun.
Anyway, check out the expanded dev docs here: GitHub - jfinstrom/freepbx-dev-docs: Unofficial Documentation for People developing and using on FreePBX · GitHub
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