Two open-source UniFi MCP servers existed. Neither did what I wanted. So I built a third that combines their strengths, lazy-loads per product, and ships as a Claude Code plugin you can install with two slash commands.
35 MCP tools, 7 implementation tasks, 2 platforms, 1 session. How I used the superpowers brainstorming, writing-plans, and subagent-driven-development pipeline to integrate NotebookLM into Claude Code as a first-class MCP server.
I set up notebooklm-py as a programmatic content creation pipeline for CryptoFlex LLC, building a custom agent and skill that turns blog posts into branded infographics and slide decks with automated QA. Here is how the security review went, what the pipeline looks like, and what I learned about trusting reverse-engineered APIs.