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barefootsanders

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    Show HN: Upjack – Declarative framework for building apps over MCP

    Open-sourced Upjack today. I built three apps with it: a CRM, a research assistant, and a todo app. Each one started the same way. I told Claude Code what I wanted. The app-builder…

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    Comment #46904555

    OP here. I built skillthis.ai, a tool that takes a description of your professional expertise and generates a Claude Code skill file (a markdown prompt file that customizes Claude'…

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    Comment #46822202

    What's the best way to connect?

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    Comment #46735585

    Author here. mpak is a package manager for MCPB bundles (the standard bundle format for MCP servers). We built this to power our own platform internally and thought it might be use…

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    "Outcomes not rules" is the whole game. On ambiguity: we don't try to solve it upfront. Get it 80% right, let them refine the rest in seconds. When something's wrong, they fix it i…

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    Show HN: NimbleBrain – We killed our agents; users now just describe workflows

    Founder here. We killed our agent builder and rebuilt around conversational workflow development. Last year we built agents coordinating agents. Users asked for it. Demos looked gr…

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    Comment #46637453

    Author here. I've been writing Claude Code skills for the past year and kept making the same mistakes: wrong frontmatter format, first-person descriptions, abstract examples instea…

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    Comment #46516488

    Author here. Happy to answer questions. Quick context: I've been running a company (NimbleBrain) using this pattern for ~1 year. The structure is a meta-repo with git submodules, e…

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    Show HN: NimbleTools – A K8s runtime for securely scaling MCP servers

    We originally built this because we needed a way to run MCP servers inside private clouds and on-prem. Most of the teams we work with can’t just punch a hole through the firewall t…

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    Comment #40244558

    Been using hamilton for a few months for orchestrating AI pipelines. Super lightweight and easy to use. Visualizations in dagworks are super helpful. Highly recommended!

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    I've had the same issue with Slack. It's incredibly difficult to find anything older than a few days. That's why I built ThreadScribe ( https://www.ThreadScribe.ai ). It's a AI-pow…

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    Show HN: Threadscribe.ai (BETA) – AI-Powered Slack Thread Summarization

    Hello HN community! We're thrilled to announce the beta launch of ThreadScribe.ai! ThreadScribe.ai is an AI-powered Slackbot designed to transform your Slack conversations into a s…

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    Comment #38998218

    I've had trouble w/ the same thing and I'm glad to see I'm not the only one. I'm actually about to release an app that can automatically convert slack threads into knowledge base a…

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    Glad you like it! If you have any other suggestions or feedback, feel free to share. Aloha

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    Comment #38921154

    Inspired by my own experiences in the tech job market, I wrote a front-end to who's hiring posts with React and Tailwind.

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    Show HN: Dynamic aspect-driven image rendering for web developers

    Hello HN! A few months back I was developing a website and I had to manually (re)crop images a bunch of times to test different image placements and layouts. I thought it would be …

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    Comment #16971630

    Forever Oceans | Research Engineer, Machine Learning | Kailua-Kona, HI | ONSITE | Full-Time | https://www.foreveroceans.com Forever Oceans is looking for an adventurous and technic…

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    Comment #14767880

    Founder here. Great thought. We had toyed with the idea of a comparison chart/table aired on the side of simplicity. Based on your feedback it might make sense. We'll see how we ca…

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