Indie dev vibe-coded an MCP in 30 minutes to keep Claude-written blog posts out of AI-slop territory
spilled_rain · reddit · 2026-10-26
An indie developer shares his practical loop for producing blog content for his SaaS without the telltale AI slop. After pivoting from an AI-ranking tool that failed as a product, he vibe-coded a companion MCP in about 30 minutes.
The repeatable process:
- Fetch Reddit posts to find real questions worth answering
- Draft a response with Claude
- Run it through the MCP to flag what helps or hurts AI citations, and what to change
- Iterate back to step 1
He notes that raw Claude/ChatGPT output instantly smells like slop, and this fetch-draft-score loop sidesteps that. He's not promoting the product and invites questions about setup, site-side config, and building your own MCP.
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