I run a small growth studio that started as a way to fund my obsession with building weird but useful tools. Playmaker was never meant to be a thing , it started as a stack of Notion docs, Airtables, and random Node scripts running on fly.io.
But then I realised: GTM teams (like mine) keep doing the same grunt work over and over, competitive digs, teardown audits, blog deep dives. It s not hard, just brain-numbing. So I turned my notes and workflows into something real.
I just deployed the latest version of the cognee MCP (Model Context Protocol) server locally. It's a standalone thing that talks to copilots and can actually work with your local code, notes, system files, etc.\
ever worked with long prompts that were a pain to debug? we started building a quick and dirty prototype to inspect parts of an LLM's output to know which part of the prompt led to it
here's the current version: https://inspectmyprompt.com
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