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Context: final-year engineering student , cofounder of a small recruiting startup. We needed email + LinkedIn sequences for prospecting. Per-seat SaaS pricing for a two-person team was hard to justify, and I wanted our prospect data on our own server, so in June I started building. We've used it daily since. Yesterday I cleaned it up, wrote the README in English and published it under MIT. It will stay 100% open source: no paid tier, no hosted version, nothing to sell. I need the tool, not a product. What it is: a self-hosted sequencer. Gmail + LinkedIn steps in one sequence, several Gmail accounts with ramp-up and quotas, reply detection that stops the sequence, one inbox for all replies, A/B subject lines, one-click unsubscribe, a tracked link per contact. What makes it different: an MCP server (42 tools), so Claude does the work. Write the sequence, import the CSV, fill per-contact variables, preview every email, read replies, draft answers, with a preview before anything is sent. And Claude chains it with the other tools you've connected (enrichment, people search, CRM), so I never build integrations. That's what I want the project to be: the opposite of the big suites. A codebase you can read in an afternoon, new tools plugged in the week they come out rather than when a roadmap says so, a release whenever something's ready. One-command install on a cheap VPS, or docker run locally. Node + Express + SQLite, about 10k lines of TypeScript. Numbers, since this sub likes them: 0 stars, 0 users besides us. I'm posting at the start, not after. Where I'd love help, in order: Outlook / SMTP sending. It's Gmail API only today. Tests. CI is a type check and a Docker smoke test, that's it. Packaging the Chrome extension for the Web Store (today it's loaded unpacked). Anything you'd miss coming from lemlist or Instantly. There's a "good first issue" ticket for each. I review PRs within days and your authorship is kept in the history. Question for people who open-sourced a tool they built for themselves: what did you do in the first month that actually brought contributors, as opposed to stars? Repo: https://github.com/jmougeot/sequence-mail   submitted by   /u/Competitive_Resist18 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/20 03:31:29