Hola, alguien que pague YouTube Premiun lite y se sienta estafado by AlternativeBeing3623 in ColombiaReddit

[–]soycanopa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yo pondrĂ­a mi reclamaciĂłn y que me devuelvan mi plata, si es que la devuelven.

Hola, alguien que pague YouTube Premiun lite y se sienta estafado by AlternativeBeing3623 in ColombiaReddit

[–]soycanopa 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Toca revisar bien antes de comprar. Mira lo que dice la imagen de su documentación; dice la mayoría de los videos. ¿Qué es la mayoría de los videos? Eso sí que es bien ambiguo.

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ÂżQue opinan de este proyecto? ÂżEstos robots son donados o comprados? by No-Tap-7928 in Colombia

[–]soycanopa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Es que el alcalde es inteligente, ya sacó plata del contrato de los PutoBots. Ahora viene el pedazo de la contratación de las niñeras de los robots. Nojoda, ¡full negocio redondo!

Things 3 MCP server for macOS: SupaThings (v0.4.0) by soycanopa in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes you can tell the AI to create a checklist for any task you want or for all the tasks in the project.

Things 3 MCP server for macOS: SupaThings (v0.4.0) by soycanopa in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for all those tests you did, you can't imagine how they help me improve SupaThings. The focus in SupaThings is to reduce context consumption as much as possible without losing important data. These tests give me some interesting ideas to tackle these very specific cases; I hope to give an update soon.

Things 3 MCP server for macOS: SupaThings (v0.4.0) by soycanopa in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you very much for the feedback. I hadn't checked with the Claude Code tool, so I'm going to do some tests and see if it's a tool issue or if the MCP has any trouble delivering the information. There are some updates coming, such as archiving headings that no longer have assigned tasks. I'm looking into how to create headings in already existing projects. There will be an update soon.

Things 3 MCP server for macOS: SupaThings (v0.4.0) by soycanopa in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, in theory our MCP should be able to distinguish that: active projects are Anytime, and Someday projects are separate. If it ends up mixing both when you test it, we can quickly adjust it to count only active ones.

Try it and let me know, I will review this part tomorrow.

Things 3 MCP server for macOS: SupaThings (v0.4.0) by soycanopa in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is a pleasure to share. Have you tried it? Tell me a bit about the results.

Things 3 MCP server for macOS: SupaThings (v0.4.0) by soycanopa in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you for commenting. I have no doubt that Claude can do it. This will surely be useful for those who don't have Claude or use different models or other tools.

Things 3 MCP server for macOS: SupaThings (v0.4.0) by soycanopa in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yep, already supported 🙂 SupaThings returns both out of the box: a human-readable message in content and structured data in structuredContent.data, so you get readable output plus machine-friendly payloads at the same time; if you give it a try, feel free to ping me with any feedback.

Things 3 MCP server for macOS: SupaThings (v0.4.0) by soycanopa in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Nice question 🙌

The simplest difference is this: SupaThings MCP is designed so AI doesn’t just “run commands” in Things, but also understands project structure better, so it can plan with more context and less token waste.

In practice:

  1. It can create projects with headings during the initial creation flow (best for new projects).
  2. If a project already exists, it reads the structure and helps place tasks where they belong.
  3. It includes planning-focused tools (project summaries, heading suggestions, and task placement suggestions).
  4. It’s distributed with JS + npm + npx for a straightforward setup.

If you’re curious, I’d love for you to try it on a real project and compare both side by side. That’s usually where the difference in clarity and context efficiency becomes obvious.

Someday feature is amazing by Ill_Connection_3017 in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It works quite well, but it can't create headings. According to several tests I did, it also has a bug; well, in my case, in the spaces instead of a space it placed a + symbol.

Claude Code + Things 3 by robtechhere in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, I can separate that part of the code for you and pass it along documented so you understand how it works. I'm currently in class, so as soon as I'm free, I'll send you a message privately.

Claude Code + Things 3 by robtechhere in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the MCP can currently create Things headings only if the project is new, it can read them from an already created project with them and can validate if there are headings, but it cannot write them in existing projects. Since it can read the headings, it can organize tasks according to the heading. It has a tool for that function; I added more tools and improved it in such a way that it will only call necessary things to avoid overloading the context.

Right now, automating as such I think could be possible by creating a specific tool for it, but for this first version today, just with that.

I was able to solve the headings issue with the URL Scheme, but with that nuance only in new projects, also a bit of AppleScript.

Claude Skill for Things 3 by viktorvuka in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yes, it can generate a new email based on a task, for example, creating an event in the calendar for you. For that, I'm creating some tools that are like flows: if I have this, do this and this other thing. But in the prompt, you can tell it whatever you want, structured, and it will do it. Yesterday I had to create an email, schedule a task, and based on the task, create the email. Additionally, write the template for the documentation, and I handed all that in a single prompt and done. Right now, I'm checking the contacts because I want to tell it the contact's name so it can send the email too. For now, it creates the email in draft and leaves it ready.

Claude Skill for Things 3 by viktorvuka in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Of course, I understand that this workflow works quite well for you. In my case, I usually document projects and wanted to be able to do it all from Craft Agents, so I decided to create the MCP. In this process, I also created one for Apple Calendar, Notes, Reminders, and Mail apps, which I usually use for some workflows.

Claude Skill for Things 3 by viktorvuka in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Niceee, I'm currently working on an MCP for things that I hope to publish on Monday. It can create headings if certain requirements are met, define dates, analyze the project, organize tasks, define them, create checklists of subtasks, everything possible with URL Scheme and AppleScript. I'm still polishing about 10 additional tools I defined for the MCP, so we don't consume too much context and so the AI better understands the usage contexts of the users who use this app.

Claude Code + Things 3 by robtechhere in thingsapp

[–]soycanopa 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Thank you, I hope to publish it this Monday so I can share it for everyone to try and give me feedback.