Join our new R/RunMCP subreddit and share your favorite MCP-driven apps

2 pointsposted 11 hours ago
by dev1one1

3 Comments

taylorfinley

10 hours ago

Seems like this community was formed in part to promote your mcplocker project? I am building an app that uses MCP extensively, want to tell us about your project a bit more directly?

dev1one1

4 hours ago

Created because we believe the future is intelligence at the app layer, delivered to an agent of your choosing rather than forcing you to use "their agent." Your agent just hands off and receives an outcome. Just like hiring a specialist in real life.

The subreddit is about finding the first-party MCP-driven apps effectively doing that. MCP Locker is just one product leaning into that model. The hope is to see others bring theirs to the group as well.

What's your app do?

taylorfinley

2 hours ago

That's exactly why I chose to build with MCP. My app [0] is a virtual woodworking shop with a miter saw, table saw, router table, that sort of thing. There is a library of woods, fasteners, router bits, etc. You describe what you want to build to the agent and it builds it. You can view the build in AR in your real space, download a scale model for 3d printing, make build guides and videos, all sorts of stuff. Every surface has a human UI and an agent UI via the MCP.

[0] https://sawdust.diy