@Hayezee1 · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

@happyendpointhq · X

@MahatiSingh · X

u/Vast-Grapefruits · Reddit

I built a tool to collaborate on HTML artifacts like a PowerPoint As a consultant, I've watched artifacts become more common as a way to communicate ideas and insights, both internally and with clients. The problem is there's no good way to comment on them, collaborate, or make quick edits; so in practice, they're slow to actually use. I built a free tool that lets you leave comments and edit directly, all while sharing with your team. After you make your edits you can export

fathermarz · HN

I’ve worked in software supply-chain security for six years doing binary analysis on firmware, industrial controls systems, and commodity IT closed/open source software. What I learned is that in hopes to secure the software supply chain we have ran a very similar playbook and mostly over engineered the problem, with SBOMs and VEX documents and expected the industry to comply. But what was discovered was that every SBOM looks different depending on who produced it and at what step in the chain,

@lawrencenika · X

OnlyMap is being built fast, docs already live. New trailer walks through it end to end. It already works with your coding agent — hit "Copy for your agent" on any example, build in Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor.

Sparkfetch · GitHub

sparkfetch 🔥 Turn any URL into clean, structured, LLM-ready content. The open-source web fetching & extraction API.

will-bradshaw · HN

Typst-WASM – Compile Typst in browsers, Node, and serverless runtimes

@bharatmodi2014 · X

Extract code, design tokens, fonts, colors, and media instantly. Save everything to the cloud, organize your library, and regenerate designs with your favorite AI.

@valy_data · X

@cityzenxs · X

Just shipped something on @commonsmade and I’m genuinely hyped. Introducing Starbound Python It’s a small interactive world where you help a robot buddy named Nova rescue lost stars by writing real Python commands. You type a line of code, hit run, and watch the map react in real time. Simple commands, instant feedback, space vibes. I built the whole thing inside the Commons/VibeFi harness. No fighting with deployment, no separate backend setup, just vibe → iterate → ship. The free compute + built-in tools made it feel almost unfair how fast it came together. This is exactly what I think the future of building should feel like: An AI coding environment that doesn’t just help you write code, but actually lets you launch it, share it, and (eventually) earn from it. If Cursor or Claude Code had a built-in accelerator and 24/7 playground for vibecoders… this is the closest thing we’ve got right now. Go play with Nova for a bit. Write a few lines. Light up some stars

@thaipham278 · X

Just shipped bgHub 🚀 A small UI library focused entirely on backgrounds for vibe coding. AI can generate backgrounds, but it often misses the vibe, bgHub is a curated collection of ideas that actually look good. 🆓 Completely free Check it out: