ai.whatareyoubuilding/wayb

WhatAreYouBuilding.AI

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Endpointhttps://whatareyoubuilding.ai/api/mcp (streamable-http)
Registry version1.0.0
Now9 tools · grade C (68) · pin ts_ac7d9aa62c332f427d6a1d72ed01ca00 · protocol 2025-06-18
First / last listed2026-10-25 07:56 UTC / 2026-10-25 07:56 UTC
Grade over time2026-10-25: C (68), 9 tools

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First listing · 2026-10-25 07:56 UTC
9 tools, grade C (68)

Tools: search_products get_product search_communities get_community get_leaderboard list_filters submit_product search fetch

Current tools (9)

search_productsSearch the directory of builder products. Filter by free text, region, category, funding stage, whether the builder is actively raising, and what they are open to. Returns the matching products with their builder attribution and engagement stats. Call this whenever someone wants to find products or the people behind them by any of those axes — "who is building fintech in Nigeria", "indie AI tools
params: query, region, category, funding_stage, raising_status, actively_raising, open_to, sort, limit, offset
get_productRetrieve one product by its directory id, with full builder attribution, links, funding state and engagement stats. Returns strictly more per record than a search result: the builder's own accounts and the product's, the website, the city, opt-in MRR where the builder published one, and all-time clicks and impressions. Call this to answer anything specific about a single product — how to reach the
params: id*
search_communitiesSearch builder communities — the Slack workspaces, WhatsApp groups and meetups that independent builders actually gather in — by free text, region, topic and platform. Each result carries a real join link. Call this when someone wants to reach a scene rather than a person: where founders in a given country talk to each other, which group covers a topic, where to go to meet builders in a region. Do
params: query, region, category, platform, limit, offset
get_communityRetrieve one community by its directory id, including its join link, platform, region, topic and member count where one was given. Call this to answer a specific question about one group, or after search_communities when a shortlist needs the join links filled in. Do not call it to discover communities: it takes an id and nothing else. Search first. An unknown id returns not-found rather than a gu
params: id*
get_leaderboardRank products by engagement on the directory — upvotes, outbound clicks, impressions, shares or verified backlinks — optionally narrowed to one region or category to get a sub-league. Call this for any question about relative standing: what is getting attention, what is doing well in a country or category, what to look at first in an unfamiliar segment. Two orderings, and they answer different que
params: metric, sort, region, category, limit
list_filtersList every region, category, funding stage and platform that currently has listings, with counts. Call this before the first search of a conversation, and whenever a filter value is in doubt. The vocabularies are closed and curated — a region or category that is not on this list matches nothing, and an empty result from a guessed filter is indistinguishable from a genuinely empty directory. The co
params: none
submit_productAdd a product to the directory on behalf of the builder whose agent token this call carries. Call this when the person you are working for has asked to be listed here, or has asked you to add a product they built. Do not call it to add somebody else's product, and do not call it speculatively — a listing is a public claim about a real builder. REQUIRES A TOKEN: send `Authorization: Bearer wayb_…`.
params: name*, oneLiner*, description*, websiteUrl*, logoUrl, category*, categories, region*, city, fundingStage*, activelyRaising, openTo, mrr, builder*, socials
searchSearch across both products and communities at once, returning lightweight results — id, title, url — for retrieval with fetch. Call this when you do not know which collection the answer lives in, or when you are a deep-research client that expects the conventional search/fetch pair. It is deliberately thin: it is the discovery half, and fetch is the other half. Do not call it when you already kno
params: query*
fetchFetch the full text of one directory record by an id returned from search. Ids are prefixed to say which collection they belong to: "product:<id>" or "community:<id>". Call this after search, on the ids it returned, when the lightweight result is not enough to answer the question. It is the second half of the search/fetch pair that deep-research clients expect. Do not call it with an id you constr
params: id*

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