If you use Xano, this is basically a life hack that will save you WEEKS of development time. I show how to build database tables and endpoints in seconds using the (Snappy) Xano MCP + Claude-Code. Not all of these features are available for every Xano account (I am testing some Xano beta features) - but 90% of them are, and this blew my mind when I finally got it working. I think it's worth a watch!

has anyone had any good results using Wized, Webflow, and Xano?

Worked on a project where security and observability were critical. The goal was to ingest emails from multiple vendors and transform them into a single, unified maintenance-ticket format. Tools Postmark: Stream inbound emails to a webhook Hookdeck: Reliable webhook solution that handles retries, request logging, and data transformation Google Cloud Storage: Secure storage solution Google Cloud Vertex AI: Security-compliant enterprise AI solution Auth & Verification - Postmark→Hookdeck: Basic Auth - Hookdeck→Xano: SHA-256 HMAC header to verify payload integrity - Xano email whitelist to reject unapproved senders - Caches and refreshes Google Cloud token every hour in Xano Data Flow 1. Receive & Persist: Receives email --> Postmark --> Hookdeck --> Xano, save Hookdeck event + inbound-email record in Xano 2. Upload Attachments: DB triggers upload email attachments to GCS 3. AI Parsing: Invoke Vertex AI (Gemini) to extract data from email content and attachment 4. Ticket Creation: Save “maintenance ticket” in Xano using the structured JSON output from Gemini Result A secure end-to-end pipeline that processes vendor emails into standardized maintenance tickets. Feel free to reach out if you're looking to build secure AI solutions that can transform your workflow https://www.onedev.cc/

This new feature in Xano lets you build an MCP server that can communicate with your Xano database or external APIs using just a few clicks on a visual interface. I created a server that allowed Claude to interact with Xano's Metadata API, and it worked like a charm. With the right permission configs, you can build client-facing tools like admin assistants, onboarding flows, internal data lookup bots, or even public-facing query tools. Here's a link to the doc https://docs.xano.com/ai-tools/mcp-servers

I'm testing out Shopyflow and Smootify. They seem pretty similar so far. Does anyone have experience working with them? Is there any significant difference?