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6/26/2026
The original title is "You shipped an MCP server. Nobody found it. Here's the fix."

The original title is "You shipped an MCP server. Nobody found it. Here's the fix."

Original: You shipped an MCP server. Nobody found it. Here's the fix.

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Robert Nowell built marketing-pipeline to automate distribution of open-source projects across directories and social channels. The tool uses Claude to generate content, routes MCP servers to registries like Smithery and PulseMCP, enforces platform-specific length limits, and includes an anti-slop gate that blocks marketing clichés before publishing. It solves a critical infrastructure gap: indie builders can't sustain manual weekly promotion work.

  • •Automated distribution across directories and social channels (X, Bluesky, Mastodon, Dev.to, Hashnode)
  • •Claude-powered content generation with per-channel length enforcement
  • •Anti-slop gate filters marketing clichés before publishing

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