Let agents find US doctors with checkable evidence over MCP
A developer built a remote MCP server with 1.2M US physicians, Medicare procedure volumes and facts from hospital sites.
Real things people did with Cursor, sourced and with recipes.
A developer built a remote MCP server with 1.2M US physicians, Medicare procedure volumes and facts from hospital sites.
A developer made a free menu bar app that keeps a Mac awake, lid closed too, only while Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Gemini CLI is working.
A UK managed-hosting company launched an MCP for its control panel so users can ask why a site errors or deploy a project.
A team ran about 17k coding-agent sessions to see which databases and services Claude Code, Codex and Cursor choose.
A YC startup lets Cursor or Claude Code capture live variable values in prod without redeploying, to find root causes.
A developer built Pathmark, a local memory store so coding agents stop starting cold; it had 1,612 npm downloads in a month.
A developer released TokenTracker, a local dashboard for usage and cost across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot and more.
Lathe uses agent skills in Claude Code, Cursor or Codex to write a sourced, hands-on tutorial that you then work through by typing the code yourself.
A non-coder shipped a SaaS for content creators with Claude Code and Cursor and reports $4,260 MRR and 87 paying customers after six months.
A developer used Cursor to move a legacy MD5 session login to JWT with refresh tokens, bcrypt and Google OAuth in about four hours.
A researcher with no web background built an AI tool for scientific figures with Claude and Cursor and reports about $1K MRR 25 days after launch.
Starter Story reports that Alex Finn used Cursor to build an app that made $100K on launch day and reached $300K ARR.
A solo founder built an invoicing and payment-tracking tool with Cursor and Claude and reports about $2k MRR from 100 paying users.
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