Show HN: An MCP server that gives your AI assistant write access to /etc./hosts (www.lockinmcp.com)

A new tool, LockIn MCP, has been launched, enabling AI assistants like Poke, Claude, and ChatGPT to edit the /etc/hosts file on users' systems. This functionality allows for robust website blocking, ensuring distractions like YouTube and Reddit remain inaccessible, even if users attempt to circumvent restrictions using new browser tabs. LockIn works by blocking sites at the system level, making it a powerful ally in maintaining focus during work sessions. This innovation is significant for the AI/ML community as it leverages AI's capabilities to enhance productivity and accountability. Users can easily install LockIn with a single command and configure it to enforce focus sessions or temporarily unblock sites with designated time limits. The solution operates quietly in the background, syncing with the user's commands and providing a structured way to manage online distractions, crucial for developers and professionals relying on sustained concentration. For a one-time fee of $19.99, users receive lifetime access to an evolving suite of features that actively combine AI's potential with practical task management.