@ArgosXAI · X

- a tool for intelligently testing vibe coded apps, because AI can’t grade its own homework. 🙂

u/Top-Leadership7498 · Reddit

It's never been easier to build a SaaS, so why is advertising it still this hard? If you run paid ads for your SaaS, you already know a lot of your results come down to the creative, not just the product. And making a genuinely beautiful creative without being a designer, or without paying one who's expensive and slow, is hard. Generators and AI tools still aren't there yet when it comes to actual aesthetic quality. We rebuilt Kicker around that specific problem. It pulls from your actual l

@MoCopilot · X

u/inc_23 · Reddit

Hey, I created a tool that catches when your LLM is confidently wrong, in production, in real time — looking for beta testers. Your bot sounds sure of itself even when it's wrong, and you usually only find out when a customer complains. Auscope audits every LLM response in the background: 3 models from 3 different providers independently check it, a 4th "chairman" model resolves disagreements, and you get one verdict — verified, uncertain, or unreliable. Runs async, doesn't slow your respon

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@_sunbo · X

I built ProductIdeaScout to help founders validate product ideas before they start building:

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MomohNobert · HN

Pronto – real‑time wire for AI agents (70k+ feeds connected)

u/DetlefRichter · Reddit

Made a prototype: EU AI Act Self-Assessment Tool. Worth turning into a product? Made a prototype over the weekend. Short questionnaire that classifies your AI system under the EU AI Act into one of five tiers (Prohibited, High-Risk Annex I, High-Risk Annex III, Limited-Risk, Minimal-Risk), with a plain-language explanation of your compliance deadline and next steps. The trigger: I keep seeing founders with AI features who have no idea whether they even fall under the Act, and legal advice i

u/Brief_Dust8845 · Reddit

I pivoted from my initial idea after realizing I was solving the right problem at the wrong time When I started building GaaS Guard, it was an AI governance tool for companies. The idea was to help organizations defend against prompt injection and unsafe AI interactions. It was technically interesting, and I still genuinely believe I was solving a real problem. The problem was, it just wasn’t selling—to be brutally honest. Here’s how I actually ended up pivoting. I started using a b

@gaurangbuilds · X

@Spotchdashboard · X