mysetup.ai
See how other people actually work with AI
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See how other people actually work with AI
7 followers
I built mysetup.ai because I kept wondering whether everyone else was getting more out of AI than I was. It’s a community for sharing the tools, agents and workflows behind what we build. Explore real setups, search for tools you’re curious about, and follow people as their setups change. Share yours through your agent via MCP or write it yourself in the web editor. You decide what goes public.
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Hey Product Hunt, I’m Stevey 👋
I kept seeing engineers, makers and creators sharing what they’d built with AI and thinking: what am I missing? Do they have a better setup, a different workflow, or something I haven’t figured out yet?
That curiosity is why I built mysetup.ai. A place to share how you actually work with AI: the agents you use, the skills you’ve added, the tools that stuck, and the habits that make a difference. Something you can keep updating as your setup changes or search for setups similar to yours.
My hope is that we can learn from each other and feel a little less like everyone else knows something we don’t.
Stevey
Publishing your setup through an agent over MCP instead of filling out a profile form is a nice touch - feels less like a resume and more like it actually reflects your current stack. Does the agent re-publish automatically when you swap tools, or is it a manual "push" each time something changes?
@galdayan somewhat depends on how individuals use agents, but for the vast majority of people I suspect it will require nudging agents to “hey update my setup on mysetup.ai”
@steveybrown that nudging problem seems like the real product to solve honestly, a setup page that quietly goes stale is worse than no page at all. maybe a simple reminder ping after N days of no update would get people back in without needing them to remember on their own
@galdayan Thanks for the feedback, and it's been on my mind. I've taken a rather light approach to this problem for now, which is an one click calendar setup. Although it's not a silver bullet for everyone, people who allow their agents to read their calendars should get the benefit. Thanks for taking the time to share!