fleur

Hey folks, we built Fleur, an open-source app store for Claude. It's the easiest way for non-technical people to discover and install MCPs. MCPs (based on the Model Context Protocol by Anthropic) enable Claude to use tools that can do a variety of functions like searching the web, executing code, manipulating files, accessing APIs; basically interacting with things outside the conversation context. We've been using MCPs within Claude for a while and have found them super useful. For example, with the Slack and Linear MCPs, we can ask Claude to find the last bug a customer reported in a shared slack channel, and open an issue on Linear with all the details. While playing around with MCPs, we found that installing MCPs was not the most straightforward experience, especially for someone who doesn't have Python and Node set up on their comput

Really cool! I hope they'll roll out MCP support so that we can add support for it in our MCP app store (https://github.com/fleuristes/fleur) Right now only code editors and Claude support MCPs, but we'd love to see more clients like Sidekick

Hey folks, we built Fleur, an open-source app store for Claude. It's the easiest way for non-technical people to discover and install MCPs. MCPs (based on the Model Context Protocol by Anthropic) enable Claude to use tools that can do a variety of functions like searching the web, executing code, manipulating files, accessing APIs; basically interacting with things outside the conversation context. We've been using MCPs within Claude for a while and have found them super useful. For example, with the Slack and Linear MCPs, we can ask Claude to find the last bug a customer reported in a shared slack channel, and open an issue on Linear with all the details. While playing around with MCPs, we found that installing MCPs was not the most straightforward experience, especially for someone who doesn't have Python and Node set up on their comput

Hey folks, we at June (YC W21) built an open-source app store for Claude which makes installing MCPs in Claude super easy. We've been using MCPs within Claude for a while and found them super useful, for example, with the Slack and Linear MCPs, we can ask Claude to find the last bug a customer reported in a shared slack channel and open an issue on Linear with all the details. We found that installing MCPs was not the most straightforward experience, especially for someone who doesn't have Python and Node set up on their computer. So we built a desktop app that handles the complexity of installing the right tools in the environment to make MCP installation super easy. The app itself is open-source and it runs only on your machine. Your data only goes to Anthropic when you ask Claude to do something with it. You can find the GitHub repo he