mysetup.ai
mysetup.ai is a solo-built community and searchable directory where builders, creators, and engineers share the tools, AI agents, skills, services, and workflows behind how they work. It is intended to help people compare real AI setups, follow how they change, and learn from one another.
At a Glance
- AI-enabled software engineers and developers
- Independent makers and solo founders
- Creators and builders experimenting with AI workflows
- People evaluating coding agents, harnesses, models, and developer tools
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mysetup.ai
AI Workflow Setup Community
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Latest News
Show HN: Share your AI Setup, Learn from others — public launch of mysetup.ai
mysetup.ai launched on Product Hunt as a free community for sharing AI tools, agents, and workflows
Manual web publishing was added and made more prominent after launch feedback, so users can contribute without MCP
Stevey Brown published Version 4 of his setup, revising the format and adding more detail about his workflow
Products & Services
A public community and searchable directory of people’s AI setups, including tools, agents, models, skills, workflows, machines, subscriptions, and explanations. Users can explore profiles, follow people, and see setup revisions and change notes.
A browser editor lets users start from a template or paste an existing setup, review a private draft, and choose what becomes public. Users can also ask an authorized agent to draft or update the setup through MCP.
Public Atom, RSS, and JSON feeds provide the community stream or an individual user’s setup changes; signed-in users can also maintain a private feed of people they follow.
Connected agents can retrieve a public setup through the mysetup MCP flow, including a stable setup reference and revision context, without requiring the user to install or publish anything.
Market Position
mysetup.ai is positioned as a focused, structured community and directory for complete AI work setups rather than a generic social post or a one-off tool review. Its differentiators are setup profiles, searchable workflow details, revisions and change notes, following, feeds, and agent/MCP-assisted contribution; the Hacker News launch discussion explicitly contrasts it with simply posting tooling on GitHub or discussing setups in forum threads.
Leadership
Founders
Stevey Brown (also listed as Stephen Brown on Product Hunt)
Solo maker of mysetup.ai. His public GitHub profile identifies him as Stevey Brown, based in Belfast, United Kingdom, and links him to the OdekoTeam organization; his mysetup.ai profile says he built the service using Codex and Claude Code in Herdr.
Executive Team
Stevey Brown / Stephen Brown
Founder and maker
The sole publicly identified maker and operator. His public profiles identify him as Stevey Brown/Stephen Brown; he says he built and maintains mysetup.ai and uses Codex, Claude Code, Herdr, Wispr Flow, and Moshi in his own workflow.
Founding Story
Brown said he kept seeing engineers share what they were building with AI but was more interested in how they worked: which agents and tools they used, what stuck, and how they handled longer-running tasks. He built mysetup.ai as a dedicated place to share complete setups, compare workflows, and feel less alone while learning AI-enabled development.
Business Model
Revenue Model
The public Product Hunt listing labels mysetup.ai “Free.” The service is presented as a free community and publishing product; no paid subscription, advertising, API-usage billing, or licensing model is described on the official pages reviewed.
Pricing Tiers
Product Hunt lists mysetup.ai as Free.
Target Markets
- AI-enabled software engineers and developers
- Independent makers and solo founders
- Creators and builders experimenting with AI workflows
- People evaluating coding agents, harnesses, models, and developer tools
- Discovering how other engineers, makers, creators, and builders use AI
- Comparing AI coding agents, harnesses, models, tools, skills, MCP servers, and workflows
- Publishing and maintaining a personal AI setup as it changes
- Following practitioners and receiving setup change updates
- Learning from real-world workflows before trying a tool or agent
- Giving an AI agent structured context about another person’s public setup