I've been constantly deploying major updates to Snappy’s MCP tool, now featuring 98 tools covering virtually the entire Xano API surface! Here’s an overview of the current Snappy MCP tools: Core Tools (4) 1. xano_auth_me - Get current auth status 2. whoami - Get current user info 3. xano_list_instances - List available Xano instances 4. xano_get_instance_details - Get instance configuration Database Tools (5) 5. xano_list_databases - List all workspaces/databases 6. xano_get_workspace_details - Get workspace information 7. xano_list_workspace_branches - List workspace branches 8. xano_export_workspace - Export workspace configuration 9. xano_export_workspace_schema - Export workspace schema only Table Management Tools (13) 10. xano_list_tables - List all tables in workspace 11. xano_get_table_details - Get table metadata 12. xano_get_table_schema - Get table field definitions 13. xano_create_table - Create new table 14. xano_update_table - Update table properties 15. xano_delete_table - Delete a table 16. xano_get_table_with_script - Get table XanoScript definition 17. xano_update_table_with_script - Update table via XanoScript 18. xano_truncate_table - Remove all records from table 19. xano_get_specific_schema_field - Get single field details 20. xano_replace_entire_schema - Replace complete table schema 21. xano_update_table_autocomplete - Configure autocomplete 22. xano_update_table_meta - Update table metadata Field Management Tools - Expanded (31 field types) 23. xano_add_field_to_schema - Add field to table (supports all types below) 24. xano_rename_schema_field - Rename existing field 25. xano_delete_field - Remove field from table 26. xano_create_table_reference_field - Create foreign key field - integer reference - uuid reference 27. xano_create_basic_field - Create simple field types: - text - Text field with max_length, min_length validation - int - Integer field with min, max validation - bool - Boolean field (true/false) - timestamp - Timestamp field with default_now option

I'm testing out Shopyflow and Smootify. They seem pretty similar so far. Does anyone have experience working with them? Is there any significant difference?

I am currently staying in this Yurt for the next few days, so I'm taking the time to share more about some of what I've been working on lately! For those of you who came from StateChange or know of Ray Deck, him and I have been collaborating to develop a system that not only produces products, it produces producers. The great opportunity of low-code/no-code is speed and own-ability. These tools enable businesses to create software themselves that's going to deliver great value for their customers with both a high rate of speed and where they are in control. Instead of being an agency, we act as change agents. We bring the business people closer to the technical side - and bring the technical people closer to the business side. But this requires working closely with the client and their team. This isn't an initiative they can throw far away from themselves - it is an investment in themselves and the skills of their internal team. We believe the results of this process will overtake the agency model, and we are already putting that theory to the test with clients.

Hello, I am developing AI chatbots and process automations for businesses, using tools like Make, Zapier OpenAI API, Voiceflow, GHL. I have a background in control and automation engineering. Excited to connect with you guys.

I have decided to give Snappy away for free to this community! To gain access, all you need to do is reach Level 2! I spent hundreds of hours putting Snappy together so that anyone could easily establish the critical parts of their web app in as little as 20 minutes. That means User Authentication, Stripe Payments, Google OAuth, Magic Link Password Reset, Stripe Connect, Stripe Subscriptions, and more, all ready to go. I've considered offering it for $250, $500, or even $999...but I've decided what I would rather have in exchange is you taking part in this community. I figure that this way, you can get started with building your web app, and if you need private help, you can reach out to me for further investment. By the end of this week, Snappy will be available in the community classroom to anyone at Level 2 or higher :) Eventually, this might be raised to Level 3. To reach Level 2, simply get 5 "thumbs up" on your comments or posts. Once there, you'll get access to the Snappy Boilerplate and can join our weekly calls to learn how to use it to build your idea. Feel free to invite other motivated builders to join this community. Low-code is growing, and so is our group! If you'd like to learn how low-code can boost your earnings and save you money, join our office hours calls or send me a DM!