MySetup.ai: See How AI Builders Configure Their Workflows

When you are building your AI workflow, it is hard to know what actually works for other people and what does not. Usually this information is scattered across social media without real context.

MySetup.ai is a community site where builders share their complete AI configurations: which agents they use, how they set up their models, and what they tried but abandoned. Examples from the community include Claude Code with voice prompts and mobile editing, multiple parallel agent setups for iOS and macOS development, and terminal-based setups with local model inference. The founder is developer Stevey Brown, who maintains his own profile on the site.

Looking at how real people with similar tasks have set up their AI stack is faster than reading documentation and experimenting blindly. In particular it helps when you want to see how others connect Claude Code to voice input or manage parallel agent sessions. The site reached 163 points on Hacker News on its first day.