Nice one, love seeing what people are shipping with Claude. The foot traffic thing is a mint idea — real utility, not just a wrapper. Good stuff.
Social ones mainly - Bluesky, Threads. Plus a task manager MCP.
The context preservation is huge. Building a dashboard now that pulls from all of them. Terminal stays the hub, everything else just feeds into it.
The "build viral thing, get acqui-hired" path is well trodden at this point.
Doesn't mean the tech is ready. Personal agents still feel like impressive demos that fall apart on contact with real life.
Mostly social ones (Bluesky, Threads) and a task manager. Building a few custom bits too.
Honestly the specific MCPs matter less than the workflow - terminal as hub, no context switching. Once that clicks, you start seeing what else you can pipe through.
Big TypeLit weekend. Built custom analytics, voice feedback, and 7-day file sharing. No Google. No tracking. Just a markdown viewer that respects your privacy and actually works on mobile now.
typelit.app
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Tested Sketch's MCP server today. Everyone's talking design-to-code but it works the other way too.
Claude prompt → full UI built in Sketch. Correct layers, ~12k tokens per screen.
Not perfect yet. But makes me want to pick Sketch back up. Clearly not dead.
#buildinpublic
Good question. Phase 0 scans for sensitive files and flags anything big. Each finding gets a confidence score — anything below 80% gets filtered. There's also an adversarial layer that stress-tests the other agents' findings. If it can't resolve after 5 rounds it stops and leaves the PR open.
Spot on. Right now the agents return structured findings with confidence scores and the synthesis layer deduplicates and filters at 80%+. It's prompt-guided rather than schema-enforced though. Interested in how you handle it at scale — schemas from the start or evolved over time?
Alright here you go:
Bluesky: github.com/jonthebeef/blueskyyyyy (made this)
UI mockups: github.com/jonthebeef/superdesign-mcp-claude-code (this too)
Plus Threads, PostHog, Context7, td for tasks.
I keep them minimal though - too many and they eat your context window.
New project dropped: yoloreview.
Type /yoloreview in Claude Code, walk away. It raises the PR, runs 8 specialist review agents, fixes issues, watches CI, and merges.
Set and forget code review. For when you trust the vibes.
github.com/jonthebeef/yoloreview
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