@mesbahlab · X

@johnnywestt · X

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u/Davidotto13 · Reddit

Vibecoded a self-hosted chat room on my old Dell Precision laptop. I want you guys to test it . With the help of Claude I built a lightweight chatroom app called LANChat . It’s currently self-hosted directly on my Dell Precision M6800 workstation running CachyOS, exposed to the web via a Tailscale Funnel link. The idea was to make a chatting app for me and my friends , but first i wanted to post it so that i can see whether claude did a good job vibe coding the backend and if it can handle m

@indie_rok · X

Built with codex: An app for coworking in group, it pairs you with people to cowork together while gamifing the process:

benanam · HN

Real-time avatars that change emotions as you talk

u/tejassp03 · Reddit

building in public: a tool to practice real work instead of courses saw so many people finishing courses and collecting certificates like they're collecting pokemon cards. So we built something that closes the gap between "i finished the course" and "i can actually do the work" it's tasklearn.app , you get real industry tasks, you attempt them, you see how far you actually get. no videos, no tutorials , just the task itself and ai feedback on what you did. learning th

jackcollinshq · Product Hunt

YAGNI Proactive agent teams you manage like humans

u/UnitedTelevision2651 · Reddit

Claude Code is single-player. When I run a session, my teammate can't see the prompt I wrote, the diff it produced, or what it cost. We were working around that with screenshots and "hey, can you look at this" — a strange way to use a tool that's doing most of the typing. So we built Poly: a shared room where a whole team steers Claude Code together. Everything lands in one timeline. Prompts queue into it, and every reply, tool call and diff shows up there in front of the room. You can wa

u/Outside_Change_1692 · Reddit

I built an open source Slack where your AI agent is an actual member of the workspace Every dev I know has an agents doing real work now, but it lives in a terminal where nobody else on the team can see it. So I built FreeFlow completely free and open source. It's team chat where your coding agent is a member of the workspace, not a bot integration. You invite it in, @ it like any teammate, and it works in the thread where everyone can watch it happen. Same channel, same c

u/bustyLaserCannon · Reddit

Rebuilt my 2 year old SaaS after realised I got it wrong, would love feedback (with a permanent discount!) So I’ve spent weeks rebuilding Uini because I couldn’t shake the uncomfortable feeling that I’d built the wrong thing 2 years ago. It started as a feedback widget that would use AI to aggregate answers into a table. It asked everyone the same question at the same time and hoped the right person was paying attention. I realised that isn’t really how UX research work, it was more just

BenGallagh · HN

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