This month, we finally launched Clustr and couldn t be happier with the result. Our next step is to improve and develop it, with the help of your feedback.
With Anthropic's Model Context Protocol (MCP) picking up fast, more people are plugging community MCP servers into Claude Desktop and Cursor.
Yesterday while testing a community GitHub MCP server, we noticed something wild:
The user only wanted a tool to read issues (`get_issue`). But during the initialization handshake, the server exposed 14 tools including `delete_repository` and `push_to_main`.
Because MCP currently has no native OS sandboxing, all 14 tools sat directly in the LLM's prompt window. If an agent processes an untrusted file or issue containing prompt injection, it could be tricked into calling destructive tools.
What are some benefits and drawbacks of living in a world where every action is tracked by artificial intelligence technology, such as facial recognition software and GPS tracking devices?
I still can t believe this is real. 6 people No venture capital A crazy idea we refused to give up on And now Product Hunt just put us in the same league as billion-dollar startups. This is surreal. A dream. That moment of HOLY SH*T, did we actually do this? Unicorns Club a tiny team of just six people, backed by a single angel investor, no VC money just won a Golden Kitty Award. And not just any award, but the one that placed us alongside OpenAI, Google, Figma, Mercury, Notion, and other giants. A year ago, this was just an idea. No big budgets, no seasoned startup team.
Just a handful of people who believed the startup world needed a better way to connect founders and investors. To everyone who voted, supported, signed up, and believed in Unicorns YOU are the reason we made it. Ask me anything!
Sometimes you spend weeks fixing backlogs clearing debt or narrowing focus without shipping a single new feature. Visible progress looks like zero on the dashboard, but the underlying product gets way stronger.
It's easy to feel guilty when there's nothing new to announce or post in a changelog even though that cleanup work was totally necessary.
How do you measure progress during periods where you're fixing internal stuff instead of launching new features?
The Wall Street Journal reported this week that SpaceX has shown investors an early prototype for a handset-like device designed to reshape how humans interact with artificial intelligence. It s thinner than an iPhone, runs on SpaceX s own operating system, and uses chips from Qualcomm.
It s probably not a phone because Elon said he doesn t want to build one. But what it actually is is unclear. (That's if it exists at all; Elon Musk called the report "utterly false.")
