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Title: MCP creator by @Nawab-as | Stardance
Devlo Title: MCP creator by @Nawab-as | Stardance
Devlogs:
Hi This project begins with a bit of a backstory which in hindsight is a bit long. Basically, its a simple web app to create and host custom semantic search MCP server. The Origin So a while back, nearing my final exams, I had a big problem. I was struggling to understand all the material for my IB HL History class (imagine AP but even harder). For reference, me and 4 other guys were taking notes for the entire year (yes, its a 2 semester course, technically 3 but that was last year) just for this class and produced a 253 page google doc filled with notes My solution? In response to this was first and formost to ask AI for help. However, using claude for this much text would use up all of my tokens. This is when I came up with MCP servers . It allows AI to google search into my notes by semantic meaning. For example, ‘Dutch-African’ would yield the same results as ‘Afrikaans’ and ‘Europeans accidentally bringing disease via cattle and wiping out the Aztec empire’ would be the same as ‘The Columbian Exchange’ (both of these are sadly true). Now I though I was a saviour by making this and after a while shared it with the entire class. I even got my history teacher’s approval. Two Weeks Later… Exams are done. I checked my backend to see who had used it (its secured via OAuth so I don’t get DDos’d, and so I can see who signed up to use it).To my devistation, only 5/36 people used it. Now I was furious cuz I spent so much time setting everything up. However, since we were all graduating this year, I figured out the ultimate revenge would be to share it globally and have them reminded of this missed opportunity everytime someone mentions it. Anyways… Now its time for the nitty-gritty details. My main focal point was that given such a big number of people, only a small portion will actually be able to do ‘hacker’ terminal command to run it. Instead I wanted to market specifically for non-technical people, which is why I chose to make a web app. Additionally, since I am running an performance-critical app, I can’t use electron. I don’t want to use tauri cuz I don’t want to learn rust. After a lot of research I found Wails, the golang alternative to electron. I had never written golang code but apparently its one of the easist high performance languages In this devlog, I have been working a lot on the frontend, especially including interactivity and animations based on unity hub’s design. The current artecture: Wails + Vite-Vue –> (GUI) Graphical User Interface Golang –> backend LanceDB go SDK –> indexing data The UX is simple. Either: download an embedding model for your hardware –> select a directory with whatever notes –> click index –> copy-paste a prompt into claude (or whatever desktop AI app) download an entire pre-indexed dataset for a pre-determined model (automatically downloads in the background) I have split this project into 4 pages: Home –> idk like general stats Models –> where you can download/import embedding models for indexing Projects –> where you can see your projects in more detail Prebuilts –> you can download pre-indexed datasets....
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WarioWare Game by @rishavshah | Stardance
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School 3D Print Portal by @thanEay | Stardance
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Title: School 3D Print Portal by @thanEay | Starda Title: School 3D Print Portal by @thanEay | Stardance
Devlogs:
Initial Idea and Repo Creation
Learning Flask and databases. I am learning Flask in Codecademy and logging my hours with Lapse. I learned how to route different URLs to show different website content. I found a good resource to learn SQLite in Python and will start learning that as well.
I have been learning more Flask. I finished a Flask Fundamentals course and started learning Flask templates. I used Claude to make a basic frontend in vanilla HTML (no CSS). After I learn templates and SQLite, I can actually start writing the code. Most of my logged time so far is learning what I need for my project. I have been logging a lot of time in Lapse, but the lapse bug where it duplicates your video eight or so times makes it so that not all of it is logged in Hackatime. At least, I think that that’s why. In reality, I have about an hour and a half more than what the 55 logged minutes say.
Successfully set up a working redirect for the student page. I learned the basics of Flask GET and POST, along with using session to store information for visiting sites on the same session. I have not been following the Codecademy course as much and instead am referring to Google searches for code syntax and explanations as I work. Todo: Set the POST saved variables to the variables that I will use in the final code, learn enough SQLite to do my project...
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FlightML by @someguy | Stardance
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BambuLabRFIDSaver by @mrrobot0246 | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 22963, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 22963, "ts": "2026-07-05T17:16:48Z", "hours": 3.0, "text": "Hi guys! In this project, I use an ESP32 to make BambuLab spool RFIDs readable with a cheap RFID sensor. I have run into some errors in the code, as it is not able to authenticate correctly. I hope you will enjoy this journey."}, {"post_id": 23602, "ts": "2026-07-06T17:39:03Z", "hours": 1.0, "text": "Hey guys, today I focused on fixing errors and trying different RFID libraries since some weren’t working. I also rented a Proxmark3 from a friend to brute-force BambuLab RFID keys, since my ESP32 code couldn’t do it. My future plans are to add a way to convert a Python script into one that runs on the ESP32, so the whole process is automated, and you don’t have to copy and paste anything."}]...
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Title: BambuLabRFIDSaver by @mrrobot0246 | Stardan Title: BambuLabRFIDSaver by @mrrobot0246 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Hi guys! In this project, I use an ESP32 to make BambuLab spool RFIDs readable with a cheap RFID sensor. I have run into some errors in the code, as it is not able to authenticate correctly. I hope you will enjoy this journey.
Hey guys, today I focused on fixing errors and trying different RFID libraries since some weren’t working. I also rented a Proxmark3 from a friend to brute-force BambuLab RFID keys, since my ESP32 code couldn’t do it. My future plans are to add a way to convert a Python script into one that runs on the ESP32, so the whole process is automated, and you don’t have to copy and paste anything....
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iNTERACTIVE SPACE LEARNING WEBSITE by @MAyaanBaig2 iNTERACTIVE SPACE LEARNING WEBSITE by @MAyaanBaig2013 | Stardance...
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