50 Users in 1 month

I'm quite happy to see that AI Stack is gaining some traction. More people are sharing their stacks and I added some new functions as preparations for the next big update.

Growing Strategy

I'm part of a few other Discord communities, mostly for builders like us. That was my main source of getting people interested.

I also joined Threads and Bluesky and am now crossposting my X posts. I'm using their schedule functionality so that the posts appear with 1 and 2 hours delay.

I'm listening to all feedback and prioritize that before I add anything from my own list.

I have a Discord that is only talking about AI setups and news which is also a nice source of inspiration. Join it if you're interested: https://discord.gg/5y4fpyahaF

My AI Stack

I was a huge advocate of Windsurf. Told Cursor fans to try it. Even held a talk about its great credit system at a local AI meetup.

But then they changed their pricing overnight. Would be a good one if it would have been today (1st of April) - but they really meant it. Their USP being destroyed, I completely pivoted my own stack to VSCode + Claude Code.

See more details about that on my stack page: https://aistack.to/stacks/alper-ortac-unw0sl

Upcoming

Two big things are coming.

(1)

A knowledge base called the Hub on AI stack. The articles will be nothing like anything you saw before. not a wall of text, but pure knowledge condensed to the bare essentials, interactive tools and examples for learning it quickly and links to resources for those who want to dive deeper.

(2)

A CLI tool to collect, share and clone AI related configuration. Stores them in your AI Stack profile, you can share them with other builders, and they can choose to use your stack (or parts of it) in their own projects.

Stay tuned!

AI Stack is alive

In November I decided this idea is worth pursuing. In December I released a waiting list. In January and February I built it. In March I released it.

Some numbers

122 Visitors in the last 7 days 28 Users signed up 14 Stacks published

What's this page about again?

AI stack is a catalog of workflows and AI setups.

You can share which AI tools you use, how your orchestrate them and how much it costs you per month. The editor experience is unique and makes it fun to curate your stack - like a blog article that grows with you.

My goal is that builders get inspired by each other's ways of building projects.

Who is in?

Some of you guys already tried it and I'm incredibly grateful for all feedback I received so far. Popular creators and OSS connaisseurs like Orcdev and François Best also joined and already shared their stack 🙏

What's next?

I will make sharing and cloning simpler and part of the experience.

Imagine this:

npx aistack login
npx aistack collect  # automatically reads all rules, skills and mcp's from your local coding agents
npx aistack create   # clones setups from other builders directly in your current project folder

Check out https://aistack.to, try it and let me know what you think.

AI Stack shows YOUR stacks

You will recognize the builders, promise.

And the landing page got a little facelift.

Recorded a short video to show you how everything looks now. Sorry for the weird video and audio quality, need to check my setup.

Please tell your friends and join the waitlist, it will be great! https://aistack.to