What is idoubi?
idoubi.ai is the personal website of idoubi, an indie developer and full-stack engineer who builds AI products for a global audience. The site brings together a blog, a product portfolio, a book and a list of services, along with a background section covering idoubi's path from a Nuclear Engineering degree at Wuhan University to five years as a backend engineer at Tencent.
Since going full-time indie in October 2023, idoubi reports shipping more than 20 AI products, including ThinkAny, ShipAny and MCP.so, and is now focused on agent infrastructure and agent SaaS. The site documents this work in public through blog posts on MCP and agents, links to open-source projects such as FastClaw and WeClaw, and the book This is MCP. It is available in more than one language and offers a light/dark theme toggle.
Who it's for
- Developers interested in MCP and AI agents
- Indie hackers building AI products
- Builders who want to ship products globally
- Readers following idoubi's work in public
- Teams seeking technical consulting
How to use idoubi
- 1
Read the About section
Start on the homepage to learn about idoubi's background, from Tencent backend engineering to indie development.
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Browse the product portfolio
Open the Products section to see AI products and open-source projects such as WeClaw, FastClaw, WorkAny, MCP.so, ShipAny and ThinkAny.
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Follow the blog
Visit the Blog to read posts about MCP, agents and building in public.
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Explore services or get in touch
Check the Services section for courses, communities and consulting, and use Contact Me to reach out.
idoubi key features
AI products portfolio
A curated list of idoubi's AI products, including a personal agent, an agent framework, a desktop agent, an MCP marketplace, an AI SaaS boilerplate and an AI search engine.
Blog on MCP and AI agents
Writing about MCP, agents and the experience of building in public.
The This is MCP book
A page for idoubi's first book, a hands-on guide to MCP's design, internals and how to build with it.
Open-source projects
Links to open-source work such as FastClaw, WeClaw, AnyClaw, ChatClaw and ClawHost.
Services for builders
Live courses, a full-stack community, technical consulting, coffee chats, talks and a tech advisor offering for people shipping AI products.
Bilingual site with theme toggle
A language switcher and light/dark theme toggle.
idoubi use cases
Learning about MCP
Developers can read idoubi's posts and book to understand how MCP works and how to build with it.
Discovering an indie developer's AI products
Visitors can browse the products idoubi has shipped and try the ones that fit their needs.
Getting help from a full-stack engineer
Founders and teams can book consulting or advisory services for product and technical questions.
Joining a builder community
Builders can join idoubi's courses and community to learn full-stack development and how to launch products overseas.
How idoubi is built
idoubi.ai is built with the ShipAny TanStack template, which supplies the site structure, multi-language support and theme switching; ShipAny's ready-made sign-in and payment modules are available if the paid services are sold through the site later.
View the ShipAny TanStack templateidoubi FAQ
What is idoubi?
idoubi is an indie developer and full-stack engineer, and idoubi.ai is their personal website featuring a blog, AI products, a book on MCP and services.
Which AI products has idoubi built?
The site lists products including WeClaw, FastClaw, WorkAny, MCP.so, ShipAny, ThinkAny and CodeAny, and says more than 20 AI products have been shipped since late 2023.
What is the This is MCP book about?
It is idoubi's first book, a hands-on guide to MCP covering its design, internals and how to build with it.
Does idoubi write about AI agents?
Yes. The blog covers MCP, agents and building in public, and idoubi is currently focused on agent infrastructure and agent SaaS.
Is idoubi.ai free?
Reading the site and blog is free. The courses, community, consulting and advisory services listed on it are paid.
How can I work with idoubi?
Use the Services section to choose a course, community or consulting option, or use the Contact Me link on the homepage.
This introduction is based on the public pages of idoubi.ai, read on October 9, 2026.
