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Send notes from Claude, ChatGPT or Claude Code to your ThinkSpace inbox and arrange them into cards.
Read-only access to saved employee handbooks from AI assistants. List authorized handbooks, browse their contents, search policies, and read source pages with citation links. Uses scoped bearer API tokens and Streamable HTTP. Requires an eligible HandbookHub account. Documentation: https://handbookhub.com/mcp
One board for every AI you use: agents claim tasks and finish with proof you accept or return.
Your user feedback in your agent: read the inbox, build forms, file issues, open an AI PR. Connect at https://usero.io/mcp/oauth and sign in in your browser, no API key needed. Prefer an API key? Use https://usero.io/mcp with Authorization: Bearer usk_live_... from https://usero.io/profile.
Ripplewatch turns Claude or ChatGPT into your competitive analyst. It watches your competitors' pricing, hiring, launches, press and reviews, scores each one with a Momentum number from -100 to +100, and checks it all against your own won and lost deals. Ask who's heating up and why. No dashboard, no new tab.
Split a job into work AI can do now, work AI drafts for a person to approve, and work for a person.
Now part of GAIP Witness: records a task outcome and caller-supplied costs.
Read, search, analyze and draft replies to App Store and Google Play reviews (OAuth sign-in).
Mobile app analytics for your agent, in plain words. Ask how your iOS and Android apps are doing: live activity from Apparent's SDK, App Store Connect, Google Play and RevenueCat reviews and sales, ads, and why a number moved. Every tool is read-only. Connect with a personal token (Authorization: Bearer apt_...) made on Apparent's Connect page under Your agents. 14 days free, plans from $10. Home: https://apparent.fyi?ref=glama
CrowdOS lets AI agents run synthetic focus groups over MCP against census-calibrated panels that disagree. MCP on every plan including Free.
Product context for AI agents: evidence, opportunities, initiatives, and decisions.
An independent second opinion for your agent: decision engines that test an AI business case, venture or forecast against the evidence and return what is proven, what is assumed, and a fund / pilot / stop or proceed / rework / stop decision. Fixed, published rules give repeatable results. Free: Startup Soundcheck, Business Soundcheck and evaluate_fit. Paid engines use an API key; agents can create a purchase link and the owner always approves payment.
Rule-based product method: scores an idea, finds its riskiest assumption, sequences the build.
AI-native customer research and AI usability testing. Search customer feedback and full conversation transcripts; get themes, ratings, recommendations and quotes; compare projects and trends; generate charts. Plan, review and launch AI usability tests on any public URL or design and get prioritized issues with paste-ready fix prompts for coding agents. OAuth 2.0 with dynamic client registration; sign in with a TheySaid account (free plan available).
A 361-step SaaS launch plan and 958 backlink sources as tools an agent reads, acts on and records.
Read OKRs, submit key-result check-ins, and generate progress reports in Leemu.
Publish desktop apps to the Microsoft Store and check their downloads, reviews and Store listing.
Spec-driven development for AI coding agents: live requirements, stories and traceability over MCP
raumnebenan.de is a resource hub focused on actionable product thinking for product owners, product designers, business analysts, product managers, agile coaches, and user researchers. The site provides clear, structured guides and tools to help teams understand users, identify opportunities, validate ideas, and deliver products that create real user and business value.
An MCP endpoint for connecting with Fikra API
