Pulore App Planner MCP Server

Use this only when someone asks about Pulore's own work or experience, for example whether Pulore has built something like their idea. Finds published Pulore case studies related to a topic, matching industry, platform, services and technology tags, and returns each project's summary and link, with timeline, team size and results where the case study publishes them. Searches the case-study files bundled with this server; it does not browse or modify external sites. Returns nothing when no project matches. Don't use it to find examples of other companies' products.

Use this only when someone asks to talk to Pulore or book a call with them. Builds a link locally to Pulore's fixed Cal.com page for a 30-minute intro call, with the person's name, email and a short note filled in when given. This tool makes no request to Cal.com and does not create or reserve a booking. The person opens the link, picks a time and confirms on Cal.com themselves.

Use this when someone wants to know how fast a public web page is, why it's slow, how it does on Core Web Vitals or Lighthouse, or what to fix to speed it up. Runs Google PageSpeed Insights (Lighthouse) and returns performance, accessibility, best-practices and SEO scores, lab measurements, real-user Core Web Vitals when Google has them, and the fixes with the biggest estimated impact. The address is sent to Google, which loads the page. The tool does not edit the target website or submit forms. It only works on public pages, not local sites, pages behind a login or addresses that contain a password or token. An audit takes about 20 to 40 seconds, and the same page's result is reused for up to 12 hours. Don't use it to check whether a site is up, for security scans or for keyword research.

Use this when someone wants to know what it would take to build a software product, such as an app, website, SaaS, marketplace, internal tool, AI feature or MVP: how long it would take, what it would cost, what team or tech stack it needs, or a build plan or estimate for their idea. Returns a rough plan with effort ranges for each feature, the team, a timeline range, phases, a suggested stack and a budget (the hours priced at $100 to $150 an hour). The ranges reflect how Pulore builds today, with managed services such as Clerk and Stripe where they fit and AI-assisted development. The plan is calculated locally from fixed estimation tables; this tool does not save a project or call an external service. Map the idea to the closest features in the list and say in your reply what doesn't fit. Results are planning ranges, not a quote. Don't use it for projects that aren't software (like renovations, events or business plans), for task or project management, or to write code.

Use this only when the person has explicitly asked to contact Pulore or send Pulore their project. Sends an external email through Resend to Pulore's fixed inbox, [email protected], so the team can reply to the person directly. This sends a message outside ChatGPT and cannot be recalled by this tool. First show them the recipient and every field you'll send, and call this only after they approve. The email contains only these fields, never the conversation. A brief identical to one sent in the last day isn't sent again, and each email address can send a few briefs a day.