Open Source Portal for EGLA

tech.eglacorp.com is EGLA CORP’s engineering portal: software, plugins, web services, and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers—not the consulting homepage. The site is framed around EGLA’s own IP and the EGLAVATOR incubator in Boca Raton, with a simple public promise: this is where open-source packages and freemium services will be posted, with GitHub as the companion channel.

If you only click one item in the menu, make it Open Source Downloads. That is the shelf for the code you can install today.

Three projects sit at the center of that shelf.

What you see on the site

The homepage is a product surface, not a brochure.

• Branding: EGLA CORP TECH — Software, PlugIns, Web Services, MCPs.
• A full-bleed film hero (the EGLA mark over the boat-on-clouds sequence).
• A live strip along the bottom: LATEST FROM TECHED.TV, pulling recent TECHEDTV episodes and dates into a scrolling rail. That rail is the TECHEDTV Ticker running on the same stack you can download.
• Below the fold: company context (patents, expert-witness work, EGLAVATOR, MEVIA / MEVIA OS / Demolizer) and a Software feed. The first posts on that feed announce the portal and the rebuilt ticker package.

Open Source Downloads is where those pieces become installable: theme, plugin, MCP server—each with source and docs, not a screenshot-only landing page.

1. EGLATONE — WordPress theme

EGLATONE is EGLA’s WordPress theme for technology and media sites. It is the visual and structural layer of EGLA CORP TECH: header with search and menu, cinematic hero, article grid, and a persistent media ticker without turning the site into a generic magazine template.

What it is for:

• Company or lab sites that mix long-form posts with video and product downloads
• TECHEDTV-style properties that need a “latest from the channel” rail on every page
• Teams that want a theme they can fork instead of fighting a multipurpose commercial theme

What you get in the download:

• Theme package installable from Appearance → Themes → Add New → Upload
• Templates for home, software/posts, and download landing pages
• Hooks and markup so the TECHEDTV Ticker (and later MCP-driven blocks) can sit in the header/footer without a page-builder lock-in

EGLATONE is the skin. The other two projects are what you drop onto it.

2. TECHEDTV Ticker — WordPress plugin

TECHEDTV Ticker is a small WordPress plugin that turns a YouTube (or RSS) feed into the dark “LATEST FROM TECHED.TV” bar you already see on the portal. It is the first package the Software blog called out as rebuild-complete: zip techedtv-ticker.zip, main file teched-tv-ticker.php, text domain teched-tv-ticker, tested through WordPress 7.1.

What it does:

• Renders a horizontal item list (title + date) from TECHEDTV or any configured feed
• Stays out of the way of the theme: one bar, not a full video CMS
• Is packaged to WordPress.org-style rules (correct text domain, clean root, README only as extra markdown)

Install path:

1. Download the zip from Open Source Downloads.
2. Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.
3. Activate and point it at the TECHEDTV channel or feed URL.
4. Place the ticker in a theme widget area or the EGLATONE ticker slot.

If you run EGLATONE plus this plugin, you get the same pattern as tech.eglacorp.com: brand up top, latest episodes always in view.

TECHEDTV itself remains the show—startups, wireless, AI, IP, MWC/CES coverage, hosted by Dr. Edwin Hernandez. The ticker is how that catalog follows the reader around the site instead of living only on YouTube.

3. MCP YouTube for AI — Large Language Models

MCP YouTube is EGLA’s Model Context Protocol server for YouTube. MCP is the open standard that lets an LLM host (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, and others) call tools and read resources instead of guessing from training data. This package is how an agent talks to a channel—transcripts, metadata, playlists, and search—without a one-off scraper in every prompt.

What it is for:

• Summarizing or citing TECHEDTV (or any) episodes with real titles, dates, and transcripts
• Building “what did we already cover?” agents for a media brand
• Connecting MEVIA / studio workflows to models that need video context, not just a pasted URL

What an MCP client sees after you run the server:

• Tools such as search, video details, transcript/captions, and playlist or channel listing (exact tool list is in the package README)
• Stdio and/or HTTP transport so the same server works on a laptop and on a small VPS
• Config you drop into Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP host: command, args, and optional API key

This is the AI-facing counterpart to the ticker. The ticker shows humans what is new. MCP YouTube lets a model use the catalog: answer from an episode, draft a show notes post, or pull clips into another EGLA tool (including work toward MCPFlix-style media control).

The portal’s own tagline already lists MCPs next to plugins and web services. MCP YouTube is the first of those servers on the Open Source Downloads menu.

How the three fit together

Same catalog, three surfaces: page, ticker, model.

How to get the files

1. Open https://tech.eglacorp.com/.
2. Menu → Open Source Downloads.
3. Grab EGLATONE, TECHEDTV Ticker, and MCP YouTube (source + docs).
4. Watch the Software category for package notes—the ticker rebuild post is the template for how releases will be logged.

The first Software post said it plainly: this portal is for open-source software and subscription services, with GitHub as the long-term home. Open Source Downloads is that promise in the menu. EGLATONE, TECHEDTV Ticker, and MCP YouTube are the first three reasons to use