Show HN: Share your AI Setup, Learn from others

(mysetup.ai)

26 points | by steveybrown 2 hours ago

9 comments

  • vegadw 42 minutes ago
    This feels self-selective to how some people work, because it requires using MCP to contribute.

    I'm a reasonably heavy AI user, and have some custom skills/MCP servers I'd share, but there is no way in hell I'm connecting to some arbitrary MCP server and connecting my Github account to it. Noppppeeeee.

    • xnx 28 minutes ago
      Agree. I was going to type in my setup, but no way I'm touching the instructions on https://mysetup.ai/connect. Also I don't use Codex, Claude, or Pi.
      • mixtureoftakes 16 minutes ago
        There has to be a much better way to share your setup
        • xnx 5 minutes ago
          Any setup that is longer than a sentence or two of plain text is almost certainly overcomplicated.
  • river_otter 12 minutes ago
    Love the idea! Would love it if you could add a method to share your setup that doesn't involve MCP... I don't use MCP servers in my setup but I wish that didn't then exclude me from being able to share my setup.
  • agambrahma 15 minutes ago
  • saadn92 14 minutes ago
    my setup heavily involves using tailscale to secure everything, because a lot of the tools I have are internal and need to be protected at all costs. tailscale is so awesome! highly recommend to secure your networks
  • hnp9j9qtda 32 minutes ago
    The setups I wrote down three months ago are already half wrong, tools churn that fast. Do entries show a last-updated date so I can tell what's stale?
  • patabyte 48 minutes ago
    This is a wonderful idea - didnt know I was looking for this until I started browsing. I found it helpful with surfacing that which I didnt-know-I-didnt-know.

    Thank you for putting this together!

  • fenaer 47 minutes ago
    I was immediately hoping for some local-AI setups that do real work, on limited resources. Unfortunately it looks like this is still waiting on more people to share.
  • jmkni 33 minutes ago
    "What's the craic" immediately jumped out at me, of course you're from Belfast :)

    Cool project!