Dan Vega's MCP workflow: one agent reads all your apps, drafts posts, you approve everything
therealdanvega · x · 2026-10-17
Developer Dan Vega shares an MCP-based workflow: an agent connects to all his apps via MCP, so he can ask "what needs me today" and get one unified list across every app; the agent can also add ideas or draft posts, with nothing published until he approves it. His accompanying advice: failed builds weren't waste—they were research, and starting over has never been cheaper.
Related event: Dan Vega Wires Micro-Apps into One Agent via MCP for Unified Workflow(2 posts)→
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