MULTIPLIERS submit

[ Submit ]

Submit a multiplier

Three ways to propose an entry — pick whichever fits. All of them queue the submission for review; a maintainer approves it before it goes live.

Sign in with GitHub before submitting — it gates spam and credits you as the submitter.

Sign in with GitHub

POST to the public API with a personal token. Get your mcp_… token by signing in at /account (it’s shown once).

curl -X POST https://multipliers.mindcoding.institute/api/submit \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $MCP_API_TOKEN" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "title": "Spec Kit", "url": "https://github.com/github/spec-kit", "description": "A toolkit for spec-driven development.", "more_info_url": "https://github.blog/…", "tags": "workflow,INTENT" }'

Required: title, url, description. Optional: more_info_url, author_email, tags (one layer + one pillar). Your GitHub handle is attached automatically. On success you get 201 with the new submission id; it lands in the review queue.

Use the submit-multiplier skill from Claude Code. One-time setup: sign in at /account, then put the token in .dev.vars (or export it):

MCP_API_TOKEN="mcp_…"

Then just ask, in natural language:

/submit-multiplier Submit Spec Kit — https://github.com/github/spec-kit — a toolkit for spec-driven development. Tags: workflow, INTENT

The skill validates fields, checks the tag vocabulary, and rejects duplicates before queueing the submission for review. Under the hood it calls the same /api/submit endpoint as the CLI tab.