Stories by janwilmake
Hey HN! I've always been frustrated by having to follow people across 10 different platforms just to catch what they actually say. Lately I've quit following other media entirely and am just hanging out on twitter, but the amount of things I'm missing is vast, I'm sure.<p>Recentl...
Hey Hackernews!<p>In the last few days I've dug up some work I was working on last year but never was able to ship due to perfectionism.<p>But with my new attitude, here it is: I also immediately got it in MCP-form so you can use it in Claude and Cursor as well.<p>Enable Claude / Cursor to...
I just built XYMake (<a href="https://xymake.com" rel="nofollow">https://xymake.com</a>), a tool that lets you convert any X (Twitter) thread into clean markdown, making your conversations accessible for LLMs, MCPs, or any API.<p>## What it does:
- Transforms any X thread URL int...
As part of my bigger goal to make the web more agent-friendly, this weekend i decided to tackle google. The "AI-native" search APIs like Tavily and Exa exist, but they require setup and don't actually use Google's results.<p>So I built something simple - a proxy that takes Google...
Ok so over the last 9 days I built lmpify. my personal driver was i want to replace claude because it's annoying. Their Claude3.7 model is perfect for coding, but the Claude.ai interface doesn't cut it for me for these reasons:<p>- Very slow to start up and TTFT is terrible. lmpify hits wi...
Hell yeah! I had this idea since MCP came out, but I FINALLY got it to work: OpenAPI to MCP is a fact:<p>Convert ANY server described with openapi into an MCP endpoint!<p>mcp.openapisearch.com/anyhostname.tld/mcp<p>There are a few requirements to it, but: If the server serves REST describe...
UIT is a library for performant, modular, low-memory file processing at scale, in the Cloud. It works by offering a 4-step process to gather a file hierarchy from any desired modalty, apply filters and transformations, and output it in any desired modality.<p>- *performance*: speed is of essence whe...