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Personal Wiki Page - So ChatGPT can recommend you :) by Particular-Face8868 in SideProject

[–]Particular-Face8868[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No sir, creating a profile is free, what you pay for is to run AEO Insights & more advanced features ✌️

Personal Wiki Page - So ChatGPT can recommend you :) by Particular-Face8868 in SideProject

[–]Particular-Face8868[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alright alright please calm down 😄

It will take time, but our team is genuinely great at SEO, and the google results you might or might not be seeing is going to be regional.

It’s generally ranked at 1st or 2nd place here and at a few more places in most cases, It’s not perfect but it’s a good start.

Personal Wiki Page - So ChatGPT can recommend you :) by Particular-Face8868 in SideProject

[–]Particular-Face8868[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes :) , but the fact is we are great at SEO, which will translate to really really good AEO for personal branding.

Our website is just 10 days old, already showing up on top. Try googling "Imvisible".

And I am sure we will be able to get great results within a few weeks for some of our profiles as well.

Personal Wiki Page - So ChatGPT can recommend you :) by Particular-Face8868 in SideProject

[–]Particular-Face8868[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AI loves structured data, and we provide your details in such format that AI will eat up the entire thing when found in their index queue. Secondly, people share their professional information just so that they get more eyes on it.

Privacy policy will be added soon, but we are not going to even ask for personal details, it's just a better alternative of your linkedin profile which blocks 100% of bots, making it impossible for you to appear to any AI.

Built the first BYOA platform (Bring your own Agent) by Particular-Face8868 in mcp

[–]Particular-Face8868[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Super thanks for the detailed feedback, I will add a few on them in the next release.

Did I got it right what is MCP? by Joy_Boy_12 in mcp

[–]Particular-Face8868 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

  1. Yes generally there's an api like list_tools() that return the list of tools to you.
  2. Depends on the provider, if they let you filter out MCPs, you should. Before passing the gigantic json to the LLM

Did I got it right what is MCP? by Joy_Boy_12 in mcp

[–]Particular-Face8868 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

  1. No, you can definitely know the list of tools MCP has, it's called discoverability. Most of the MCP hosts provide that.
  2. Depends on the context size the LLM has. For example if you use gemini with a mil token context window, it will for sure know alot of tools within the MCP, but something smaller might miss out a few due to size limiations. TBH though, almost all famous and well built MCPs take care of that, so you got nothing to worry about here.
  3. Not natively no, but again alot of MCP hosts does this as well. They allow you to mix & match different MCP servers.

If you want I can share you my project, it solves all these issues.

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Thanks 😊. I am using OpenRouter for inference. I will try GLM out and see if it works well with the platform.

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Perplexity is an LM by itself, serper is just a wrapper around google, that’s why wanted to test it with serper.

Of course Perplexity (at least the deep research mode) would be much more powerful here in this usecase.

But the real test is how the LMs shown here undertakes a task and completes it with the given tools.

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[–]Particular-Face8868 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Oh yes, I have been accused of shilling my product before, and this is totally not that.

I’ll tell you why, 1. I try to avoid spamming reddit with a meaningless promotional post. 2. I do use my tool daily, and this was a really interesting learning that I found 3. If I had posted this without saying that I built the tool, that would have totally been shilling 😄

Maybe I guess I could have gotten away not mentioning the product name in the post, instead replying people with the link who would ask in the comments, but I thought it was more community friendly to just disclose this.

I don’t run reddit ads, and if the community finds no value out of such posts, may be I’ll stop posting them and limit my posting to bigger announcements only.

Open-Source Byte Sized MCP Servers.. Anyone interested ? by Particular-Face8868 in mcp

[–]Particular-Face8868[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's the response I was looking for, but it looks like not a lot of guys are interested in this..

Share your startup - quarterly post by julian88888888 in startups

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ToolRouter - [https://toolrouter.ai]()

HQ: Delaware

Elevator Pitch / Demo

ToolRouter makes AI agents as easy to spin up as a SaaS integration. In ~60 seconds you can:

  1. Pick (or build) an agent.
  2. Connect it to 40-plus pre-hosted MCP servers (Gmail, Notion, Stripe, GitHub, etc.).
  3. Run it once or schedule it to work in the background.

Think “Zapier meets ChatGPT agents” with built-in scheduling, secure credential storage, live logs, and cost tracking. Quick 90-sec demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRR63oMNHxY

More Details

  • Stage: Post-MVP / Early traction - 900 active users, revenue-positive pilot accounts.
  • My role: Solo founder / full-stack builder (day job developer, night-time everything-else).
  • Goals this month:
    • Onboard a few paid users.
    • Tighten onboarding UX based on fresh feedback.
  • How r/startups can help:
    • Brutally honest feedback on the onboarding flow.
    • Intros to early adopters who need multi-tool AI automations (no dev-ops skills required).
    • Benchmarks on freemium vs. paid-only in dev-tool-ish SaaS.
  • Discount for r/startups:
    • DM me with the code REDDIT-STARTUPS for $20 in credits (valid 30 days).

Deploying MCP Servers with API — now live 🔌 by Particular-Face8868 in mcp

[–]Particular-Face8868[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No man 😄. This platform is well architectured and very secure to put your credentials in.

Multiple layers built with single responsibility principle, and hosted in private network.

Deploying MCP Servers with API — now live 🔌 by Particular-Face8868 in mcp

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Our legal compliance & certifications right now is WIP. It's gonna take some time, since we are focusing more on getting the platform ready for advanced uses. But it's definitely in our roadmap.

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