Stackness

Share your tools and workflows on a personal stack page.

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Meet Stackness

Stackness gives people a public page for the software, hardware, and workflows they use. Tools appear as movable tiles that can be grouped into subspaces and sized to emphasize favorites. Users can add explanations and share reusable techniques, prompts, or processes alongside the tools involved.

An MCP connection lets an assistant populate a stack from sources such as a project repository or skills list when asked. Visitors can explore other people's setups, follow their updates, and see which tools appear together. Tool pages show usage trends within Stackness, while credited external datasets provide separate historical context. The result is a shareable record of how someone works.

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