Feedback for mu
userinput.app
Collect feedback: post ideas, vote on what matters, and watch them go from planned to shipped.
Introducing Mu language model and how it enabled the agent in Windows Settings
We are excited to introduce our newest on-device small language model, Mu. This model addresses scenarios that require inferring complex input-output relationships and has been designed to operate efficiently, delivering high performance while runnin
MCP Server for Customer Feedback — FeatureWish
Connect Claude, Codex, Cursor, or any MCP client to your feedback board. List requests, read comments, check the roadmap, and update statuses — $15/mo flat.
sensemaker.computer/sensemaker-cli
Sensemaker's CLI for protocol-native interaction on ATProto.
Quick start guide to building applications on AT Protocol - AT Protocol
In this guide, we're going to build a simple multi-user app that publishes your current "status" as an emoji.
quickslice - Tutorial
Let's build Statusphere, an app where users share their current status as an emoji. This is the same app from the AT Protocol docs, but using Quickslice as the AppView.
Introducing Convo — Hippo
Last week, I released Convo, a messaging app for feature phones (of the button variety). That has generated quite a bit of interest—and already racked up a hundred downloads within 24 hours!—so I decided to write a bit more about it here.
Reflect
A beautifully minimalist note-taking app designed to mirror the way you think. Now with a native AI integration.
Unique Mu.social features
Well, a few weeks ago I suggested @eurosky.social @mu.social to create a list of MU’s special features— compared to Bsky app’s (link): @renderg.host any update pls? 🙂
Responding to invocations | Apple Developer Documentation
Add code to respond to invocations and offer a focused launch experience.
I’ve put atmospheric feedback in @standard-reader.app and it’s been amazing! - @userinput.app for feedback - @atstore.fyi for reviews Read about my approach 👇
Atmospheric Feedback
hipstersmoothie.comI'm lazy so I automated implementing user feedback for @standard-reader.app @userinput.app -> @airglow.run -> GitHub Actions Script -> Claude Routine -> Pull Request -> Verify @railway.com + @neon.com Preview -> Merge and Deploy 🎉 Read about it here 👇
Atmospheric Automated Development
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Tynan Purdy ⁂
ok this gets me thinking, one could disguise features as other features. Like a 'feedback' form in an app could actually just write an issue on the tangled repo for an oss app
dame
i wanna be able to add an issue to a repo on @tangled.org without ever leaving the bluesky client maybe i should add this to @anisota.net eventually, some other clients could as well
I'm lazy so I automated implementing user feedback for @standard-reader.app @userinput.app -> @airglow.run -> GitHub Actions Script -> Claude Routine -> Pull Request -> Verify @railway.com + @neon.com Preview -> Merge and Deploy 🎉 Read about it here 👇
Atmospheric Automated Development
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