The stack behind a six-person content company
Every tool here is one we pay for or built. The public card says what it is. Members get the part that matters: how we actually use it, what broke, and the partner deal when there is one.
- CCC
Codex CLI
AgentsOpenAI's local coding agent; a second opinion in the terminal, sandboxed and read-only when you want it.
Open sourcepaid - CCC
Claude Code
AgentsAnthropic's agentic coding tool in the terminal, IDE and browser; skills, hooks, subagents and MCP.
Paidpaid Slack
OtherThe team chat that every tool and every agent can post into; channels as the audit log of a company.
Freemiumpaidn8n
AgentsVisual workflow automation you can self-host, with AI agent nodes, human-in-the-loop steps and MCP support.
Open sourcepaid- CCC
Linear
OtherIssue tracking fast enough that humans and agents both keep it current; one session, one issue.
Freemiumpaid - CCC
Telegram
OtherChannels, groups and a Bot API good enough to be the front door of a personal or company AI assistant.
Freepaid Apify
ResearchA store of ready-made scrapers ("Actors") with an API and an MCP server your agents can call.
Freemiumpaid- CCC
Punctual
InfraOpen-source, edge-native Calendly alternative on Cloudflare Workers, MIT, no seat limits.
Open sourcepaid - CCC
Model Context Protocol
AgentsThe open standard that lets any AI app connect to your tools and data; "USB-C for AI applications".
Open sourcepaid Ollama
AgentsRun open models locally with one command; the private, no-per-token layer of a personal AI OS.
Open sourcepaid- CCC
Publora
PublishingOne HTTPS call posts to ten social platforms; agents post through its MCP server.
Freemiumpaid