u/fzwo

Hi Wanderlog devs!

Maybe you’ve already experienced how it is to interact with an app you use via its MCP server. It’s kinda like a simple API that AI tools can call. It has become my favorite way to use Jira.

I‘ve started to integrate AI into my travel planning, but honestly, I don’t like interacting with your piecemeal integrated AI features. An MCP server would allow the AI of my choice to read, and make changes to, my travel plans. Currently I still have to feed it the printouts and then make the suggested changes myself (like a neanderthal). It would elevate my travel planning, and facilitate integration with my other apps.

I know it can be a scary prospect because it feels like ceding ground to the first-party AI chat providers. That is going to happen anyway. Integration and embrace of this change can mean continued relevance.

My kid has a HBX 16889a Pro with the stock shocks. Now the rear feels droopy and doesn't come up fully anymore. I think probably the shocks have lost oil.

We are absolute beginners (if you couldn't tell), and not looking to go too deeply into the rabbit hole.

Do you think my suspicion that the shocks may have lost oil is correct? If so, which oil viscosity do you recommend, and is there anything special about shock fluid, or can I use any pure silicon oil of similar viscosity? Info on recommended viscosity is surprisingly hard to come by.

Do the springs wear out and need replacement as well?

Anything special to pay attention to when cleaning and refilling the shocks?