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mujtaba sheikh🙏 10 karmaMay 15, 2026@PaioClawDoes what it says. Signed up, picked a pre-built agent, live in under a minute. Token savings are noticeable, security is handled, and I don't have to think about Docker or VPS configs anymore. Free tier is enough to know if it works for you. It did for me. -
I would call it a "documentation generator for MCP". Would be great to see support for LM Studio too. Other than that, it looks like this tool already follows the best practices for MCP docs. For example, here is a demo for web scraping with Tavily: https://mcpshowcase.com/p/mcp-server-directory/tavily-mcp-server The docs on how to connect your MCP to different AI assistants are essential, but also a pain to maintain on your own. Also nice to see the auto-generated use cases and sample chats! -
Works better than i hoped, please make it more broader on the whole world. Eastern Europe or Western Asia isn't really giving me enough -
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love that it's still super usable even on the free plan. clean translations, different modes that actually make a difference. a good one right here.
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I’m the developer of ClaviSay, and I’ve always struggled with learning foreign languages. But since I need to use them for work, I wondered if I could create an AI that would help me read more efficiently and save unfamiliar words—all while I’m actually reading content like BBC or Medium. Now I’ve made it happen—ClaviSay. All features are free, so feel free to use them as you like. You can also provide feedback at any time; ClaviSay offers a dedicated feedback channel. Thank you all.
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Thanks for your note. Pi is independently developed, with more than Gamma: richer themes, interactive surveys, AI copilot. 7-day free trial—try it to see! We value innovation and users.
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Either I write like AI, or this tool is really bad at telling the difference. I question these detectors, especially when you give them something you know you wrote and they claim it is 80% AI-generated. I tested it by pasting in something I wrote entirely on my own, without using AI. I didn’t even proofread it, just ran a basic spell check, and that was it. The tool still claimed that 80% of it was written by AI. Then it rewrites the supposedly “AI-generated” text using AI, which essentially makes it AI-written. 😆 That’s kind of a weird concept.
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Used it just now to tackle a few cyber security gaps on a product I built. The free version is quite good for this.
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