16:[[45121721,{"by":"ksec","descendants":383,"id":45121721,"kids":[45124744,45123807,45121960,45123873,45121914,45123574,45121916,45122478,45124952,45122159,45121863,45124493,45126309,45125628,45121802,45123732,45125687,45125712,45128362,45128345,45125221,45123813,45129716,45122040,45125495,45208593,45125579,45125022,45121746,45121984,45137982,45122655,45125514,45124804,45121961,45122708,45123110,45125678,45121985,45125502,45125154,45124639,45125363,45121821,45123736,45125483,45124455,45122566,45125295,45123082,45127349,45121935,45143290,45122938,45123778,45123743,45121816,45121928,45122429,45125193,45122148,45121937,45122221,45122497,45125995,45123257,45131937,45121949,45121820,45121982,45123472],"score":278,"time":1756943578,"title":"ReMarkable Paper Pro Move","type":"story","url":"https://remarkable.com/products/remarkable-paper/pro-move"}],[45117086,{"by":"kiranjohns","descendants":3,"id":45117086,"kids":[45118487,45117148,45119511],"score":11,"text":"Hey HN,

I’ve been a PM for 3 years, and one hard part was always understanding why users churn, drop off and behave the way they do!

Session replays had the answer, but watching hours of them was painful.

I chatted with a bunch of founder friends and PMs and they too had similar troubles.

So I built Chibi an AI that watches replays and tells you what’s broken, confusing, or causing drop-off.

Long Term: I'm thinking if Chibi could evolve into an AI product manager co-worker that can detect and prioritize issues, think through features and even run A/B tests.

Tech Stack: Elixir + Phoenix, rrweb and gemini

Would love to know what you think :)

Happy to answer any questions too","time":1756914093,"title":"Show HN: Chibi, AI that tells you why users churn","type":"story","url":"https://chibi.sh"}],[45114196,{"by":"d_sc","descendants":4,"id":45114196,"kids":[45114244,45114308,45114555],"score":2,"text":"I have a handful of MCP servers that I really like to use: Sentry, Shortcut, Playwright. There’s a few others that I’d like to use.

My problem, even with a couple of MCP servers installed the number of tools loaded easily surpasses the 40 tool threshold and I see warnings in Cursor and Claude Code.

My current solution is to manually turn on tools within each MCP server. The challenge with this is that it 1) takes a decent amount of time to enable/disable individual tools 2) you need to understand what each tool does and whether disabling one will impact the functionality of another tool and 3) different types of tasks require different sets of tools enabled (ie researching vs. speccing vs. testing).

How are others managing what tools are enabled & disabled?","time":1756895802,"title":"Ask HN: How do you manage multiple MCP servers in Claude Code?","type":"story"}],[45102706,{"by":"FineTuner42","descendants":2,"id":45102706,"kids":[45113931,45112973],"score":13,"text":"$17","time":1756818875,"title":"Show HN: I built a deep research tool for local file system","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/Datalore-ai/deepdoc"}]]

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