
Product
Socket MCP Adds Org Alerts, Threat Feed Review, and Package Inspection
Socket MCP now lets AI assistants review org alerts, investigate threats using the Socket threat feed, and inspect package files in addition to dependency scoring.
startupsupper
Advanced tools
Recipes for Bootstrappers & Hungry Hackers
Curated by Nick, Teng, and Jacob
Easily submit your recipe following these instructions:
Fork this repository and clone it locally.
Checkout the "source" branch, not "master".
Copy/rename the recipe template folder.
(e.g.
./contents/recipes/template/→./contents/recipes/chicken-noodle-soup/)
Edit the index.md file inside your copied recipe template folder.
Include a relevant title, list of ingredients, photos (optional), and instructions.
(optional) Copy/rename the author template and update index.md respectively.
(e.g.
./contents/authors/template.json→./contents/authors/your-name.json)
-author: Your Name
+author: your-name
(optional) Preview your recipe at http://localhost:8080 (requires node)
cd ~/startupsupper.github.com/
npm install
./node_modules/wintersmith/bin/wintersmith preview
Submit a new pull request, we'll merge it, and your recipe will be automatically published.
FAQs
Recipes for Bootstrappers & Hungry Hackers
We found that startupsupper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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