I will fix your claude code, claude cowork, open claw or mcp server setup


About this gig
Claude Code won't start. Your Claude Cowork task never fires. Your mcp server connects, then quietly drops. OpenClaw is installed but the agent can't see any tools. ClawDBot throws an error with exactly zero useful search results.
I run this stack daily, so I've usually hit it before.
Send me the error and your config and I'll fix one specific install, config or connection problem, then write up what was actually wrong so it doesn't catch you twice. The config comes back in a state you can read.
The usual suspects, for what it's worth: an mcp server registered but exposing no tools, the wrong transport for the client, permission errors on Windows, a config pointing at a path that moved, environment variables not reaching the process. Rarely the interesting bug you were hoping for.
I maintain Booboo, an open-source operational brain with its packages on npm and a listing on the official MCP registry, and I wire mcp servers into my own tools every day.
If it turns out to be a five-minute fix, I'll say so.
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I build web scrapers, automations and the UI on top of them
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- Member sinceFeb 2024
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FAQ
What do you need from me to start?
The error message or a screenshot of it, your config file, and which OS and client you're on. That's usually enough to spot the problem before I touch anything.
Do you need access to my machine?
In most cases I don't need it. I diagnose these from the config and the error text, and you get the corrected file back with a short written note on what was wrong. If a live screen-share is the only way, I'll ask first.
What counts as one fix?
One problem end to end: one server that won't connect, one install that won't run, one config being ignored. If there turn out to be three unrelated problems, I'll tell you up front.
What if it turns out not to be fixable?
Some things aren't fixable from a config: a broken upstream package, an OS setup the tool doesn't support. If I hit one, I'll tell you what's wrong and why, quickly, rather than sit on it.
