Hey there, founder of a startup here which main product is an oss project. We've been trying to grow the project for months, and it's lowkey growing in stars and adoption. But it's linear. We see other projects do big jumps and hit thousands of stars in days. Going viral in HN, X, etc. We believe that real adoption might not come from one day to another, and the teams using us are happy and want to use us more. Now, I hate to spam in places like hn or other forums, but what strategies have you f
Hi HN, My name is Johny Georges and I would like to present Jet, a C-like general purpose programming language. It's currently in alpha so I wouldn't recommend using it in a professional environment. Here are some quick facts about it: - it supports both OOP and functional programming paradigms - the syntax is similar to Typescript and Swift - arrays and strings are dynamic - memory is automatically managed for you - you have full control over how values get passed around (by value or by referen
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I got tired of pasting GitHub PATs, Stripe keys and DB passwords into Claude Code / Cursor MCP configs. One prompt injection or a leaked chat and they’re gone. So I built mcp-warden — a local-first credential broker for the Model Context Protocol. How it works: • You store the secret once in the OS keychain • You define scoped presets (e.g. github-read, stripe-charges) • The agent calls high-level tools (proxy_http, ssh_exec, db_query) • mcp-warden injects the credential server-side and returns