Config-sharing site bets on "show your stack"

mysetup.ai launched with a simple idea, let builders publish the full set of AI tools they use, then let other people browse those setups. That includes agents, development environments, and MCP servers. On its launch day, the site drew 229 points and 130 comments, according to the Hacker News discussion. For a new directory-style product, that level of conversation is a useful signal. People don’t just want another list of AI tools. They want to see how someone has combined them into a working setup.

That matters for business owners because buying AI software tool by tool is rarely the hard part. The hard part is deciding what fits together, what your team will actually use, and where it plugs into existing work. A stack someone else shares is not a blueprint for your company, but it can be a faster starting point than beginning with a blank page.

There’s also a content lesson here. “Show your stack” may become a more useful format than generic AI recommendations. People can compare practical choices, spot patterns, and ask why a particular tool is included. This is the kind of thing we build into an AI command centre, making the tools, workflows, and decisions visible in one place rather than scattered across individual accounts and documents.