Thrum
A local message bus that lets your coding agents review each other's work
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Seeing how other builders wire up agents, harnesses and skills is faster than reinventing a setup, and this is the first place collecting them in one searchable feed.
mysetup.ai collects setups: write-ups of the agents, harnesses, skills and daily workflows individual engineers use with AI. Each profile lists tools such as Claude Code, local models or custom MCP servers alongside how the person combines them, and the community feed is searchable by tool. Entries can be added by hand or through an MCP connection; the maker added the manual path within hours after Hacker News commenters objected to handing a site their credentials. It is free, built by Stevey Brown, and reached 206 points and 118 comments on Show HN.
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