Neil developed and delivered a new MCP server for the punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers repository, focusing on enforcing consistent code formatting based on .editorconfig rules. Leveraging his DevOps and full stack development skills, Neil integrated repository-level automation to standardize coding style and reduce formatting drift. The server processes files written in Markdown, ensuring uniform formatting and streamlining pull request reviews. By establishing automated formatting checks, Neil laid the groundwork for future CI quality gates. Although the work spanned a single feature over one month, it demonstrated a thoughtful approach to maintainability and code quality, addressing a common pain point in collaborative development.