bendusm/boardy

Boardy is a 1-day-old, 0-star project with zero adoption signals. While the combination of Kanban boards + MCP server integration is contemporary and shows awareness of the MCP ecosystem (relevant given Claude's MCP adoption), this is a narrow vertical application with no technical moat. The core value proposition—task management through AI assistants—is trivially replicable and directly overlaps with frontier lab capabilities. OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google all have resources to add native Kanban functionality to their assistant platforms or integrate with existing tools (Notion, Trello, Asana). MCP itself is controlled by Anthropic, making this a direct dependency risk. The project exhibits no novel technical approach (standard Kanban + standard MCP protocol), no community lock-in, and no defensible positioning. Even if it gained traction, frontier labs could absorb the feature set into their platforms overnight. The 'native MCP server' is a standard integration pattern, not a competitive advantage. Without measurable adoption, active development velocity, or a clear technical differentiation beyond being 'first to combine these things,' this scores as a prototype with high obsolescence risk.