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protohype

Prototyped ideas built from nanohype templates. Each project composes nanohype's AI systems, applications, and composable modules into a working application.

Projects

Project What It Does Templates Used
sigint Competitive intelligence radar — crawls AI SaaS competitors, semantic diffs, LLM analysis, Slack alerts worker-service, data-pipeline, rag-pipeline, module-vector-store, module-notifications, slack-bot
mcp-gateway Three subsystems behind one HTTP API Gateway + shared bearer token auth: MCP switchboard (HubSpot, Google Drive, Calendar, Analytics, CSE, Stripe), DynamoDB-backed semantic memory server (sentence-transformers embeddings, cosine similarity), and a Next.js cost dashboard fed by an S3 cost-event ingest endpoint infra-aws, mcp-server-ts, module-auth, module-vector-store
almanac Internal Slack knowledge bot over Notion, Confluence, Google Drive — per-user ACL enforced against each user's own OAuth tokens, hybrid k-NN+BM25 retrieval on pgvector (RDS Postgres), Bedrock Claude inference, KMS-encrypted token store, SQS+DLQ audit pipeline slack-bot, rag-pipeline, module-vector-store, infra-aws
marshal Ceremonial incident commander — P1 war-room assembly ≤5 min, 100% IC-approval gate on customer Statuspage messages, Linear postmortem draft on resolve, Slack socket-mode ts-service, infra-aws, agentic-loop, prompt-library, module-llm
dispatch Automated weekly newsletter pipeline — aggregates GitHub/Linear/Notion/Slack, drafts with Claude via Bedrock, gates on WorkOS-authenticated human approval before SES send data-pipeline, worker-service, rag-pipeline, infra-aws, module-auth, slack-bot

What Is This

nanohype provides the building blocks — template skeletons for AI systems, applications, infrastructure, and composable modules. protohype shows what you can build by composing them.

Each project is a standalone, runnable application. Not a template — a real thing you can npm install && npm run dev.