Show HN: NoonFlow – a macOS workspace I built for Claude Code and Codex (github.com)

NoonFlow has announced the release of version 0.5.1, presenting significant enhancements to its MCP (Managed Control Plane) server management interface and dashboard optimizations for macOS users. This update includes a complete redesign of the MCP configuration page, which is now more accessible via the sidebar and features an improved UI with grouped server cards, search and filter functionalities, and instant action feedback through notifications. These upgrades make it easier for users to manage their AI capabilities efficiently, with a focus on user experience and functionality. The changes also address critical technical details, such as the replacement of a previously non-functional Memory archive card on the dashboard with a new MCP servers card, offering real-time insights into server types. Additionally, the accuracy of cost data displayed on the dashboard has been improved by updating the data source. This upgrade is particularly important for developers relying on MCP servers to enhance their AI applications, as it provides a more streamlined workflow, faster branch name refreshes, and more reliable data reporting. The enhancements signify a step forward in the usability and effectiveness of NoonFlow in supporting AI development workflows.