I just taught my app to talk to Claude — and it made me rethink the whole "flat list vs. messy whiteboard" problem I built UluP Spaces to so

Quick context: most project tools give you either a flat task list, or a whiteboard that turns into chaos past 20 items. I built UluP Spaces trying to solve both. Yesterday I shipped Ulupy — native MCP (Model Context Protocol) support, so Claude can create projects, add nodes, and manage tasks directly inside your account. No API key to copy, OAuth + Dynamic Client Registration handle the setup automatically. It's an open standard, so it's not locked to Claude specifically — any compatible AI client works.

Now the full breakdown — not just the pitch:
MCP / Ulupy (the new part): Claude connects via a standard OAuth flow, gets scoped write access (create project/node/task, mark complete — nothing else, no reading your private data), and works from a conversation, not a form.

Structure: Create a project — from scratch, from a built-in template, or from one shared by another user in the community library. Inside, you create nodes, each one a piece of the project. Add tasks inside a node: two tasks, complete one, the node hits 50%. Complete both, it turns green at 100%.

Focus Mode: Click any task and you're in its own focused space — notes, a Pomodoro timer, file attachments, all scoped to that one task.

Scale: Every node holds unlimited tasks. Every task holds its own notes/files. Unlimited nodes per project, unlimited projects. I've actually stress-tested this myself up to 100 nodes in one project and kept it fluid — tested and optimized, not just theoretical.

Present Mode: Turns the whole map into a walkthrough — arrow keys or mouse click to move node to node, each one previewing its tasks as you go. Built specifically so a project can explain itself to someone who wasn't there when you built it.

Search: Finds specific tasks and nodes across a project, not just node names.

Sharing (UluP Share): One click turns any project into a public, read-only page — no login required to view it. Pages are properly indexed (own SEO setup), and public profiles now have their own searchable page too.

Collaboration: Invite links, real member roles (viewer vs editor), real-time updates when someone else moves something.

Community templates: Anyone can submit a project as a reusable template — reviewed before going live, now with voting so the best ones surface.

Solo developer, built and tested all of this alone — including the OAuth/MCP layer from scratch last night. Happy to go deeper on any piece, technical or product, or hear where this breaks down for how you'd actually use it.

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