Relaticle launches on Product Hunt on Tuesday, September 8. An open-source CRM where every AI write is a proposal you approve. Follow the page to get notified when it goes live:
Anthropic removed `temperature` from Opus 4.7. Every Relaticle chat turn on it failed.
Relaticle is an open-source CRM. I moved its model catalog to `/sysadmin/ai-models`. Each save sends a real request and stores the capabilities it measures.
Our CRM's MCP server ships 37 tools and still fails 2 of the 5 agent-native tests I wrote.
An agent can read a file-type custom field but not upload to one: a text tool call has no binary channel.
It can move a deal to Negotiation, not above a specific deal in that column.
At 768px to 1280px, Relaticle's help centre had a dead right-hand zone.
I rebuilt the open-source CRM's docs shell on a grid: a 90rem centred shell, 45rem content cap, and reserved TOC rail. Verified from 390px to 1920px in light and dark. 86 docs tests pass.
Claude Code can create, update, or soft-delete 5 CRM record types after about 2 minutes of setup.
Those writes commit directly. Each token is scoped to one workspace, and Claude can read each entity’s custom-field schema first. Here’s the guide for Relaticle, an open-source CRM.
