MCPbundler

Updates

  1. A bundle is just a URL now

    Public bundle pages turn 'here's how I wired up my agent' from a screenshot into a link you can actually open, read, and fork.

  2. How we keep two languages honest without a cron job

    Tracking translation staleness with a content hash instead of a timestamp, and why the pipeline still refuses to publish its own translations.

  3. A roadmap board that can't fake its own votes

    Most public roadmaps are decoration. Ours promotes suggestions into real items and the vote history survives account deletion - on purpose.

  4. We shipped llms.txt - here's exactly what's in it, and what isn't

    Most llms.txt files are a markdown file nobody validates. Ours is generated from live content - and we're telling you the one thing it doesn't cover yet.

  5. Webhooks that fail loud, not quiet

    Most webhook systems are honest about signing and vague about everything else. Ours tells you exactly when it'll retry, when it won't, and why.

  6. A refreshed homepage, now with a rotating spotlight

    The homepage can now feature a rotating announcement banner for what's new.

  7. Terms of Service, and easier navigation from About

    We added a Terms of Service page and linked About to Privacy, Terms, Security, and the Blog.

  8. New Privacy, Security, and About pages

    We published EU-focused Privacy and Security pages, and gave the About page real content for the first time.