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Soontra | The Content Workspace That Does Your Work
Content workspace automating production pipelines through AI conversation.
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Content workspace automating production pipelines through AI conversation.
@wesselsHQ · X
Chat, create, and build with multiple leading AI models in one workspace.
u/Beneficial-Cow-7408 · Reddit
I'm removing the feature gates from AskSary. You shouldn't need an expensive subscription just to see what AI can do. I posted earlier about my solo project update but for some reason my photos didnt upload so i've deleted the post and did it again. Currently my site works via a paywall system, asksary.com and soon it will be updated to use a credit based system with all tools unlocked. All users can sign up for free, get an allocated drive and can even upload their own med
Ask questions about your company's documents through an AI chat interface.
@DD_Ferel · X
We built IntelliBase AI: a smart knowledge base that "learns" directly from your company's own documents, so HR & Ops teams can ask questions naturally instead of digging through files one by one. 🌐 Interested in trying it for your team? Comment or DM us
Paste a repo. Watch it clone in blind, try to set it up, and get stuck exactly where a real new hire would — then get the score, the timeline, and the fix.
@m_arhaamm · X
Chat with an AI agent to build websites, write code, and handle complex tasks using GLM-5.2.
@durdom_evm · X
Chinese team at just dropped ZCode 3.0 and it's quietly reshaping the agentic coding landscape while everyone's waiting on Anthropic's roadmap here's what matters: GLM-5.2 is trading blows with Opus 4.8 on the benchmarks that actually count. 81.0 vs 85.0
AI coach for resume improvements and mock interviews with progress tracking.
shuvendu_mitra · Product Hunt
NextGen Tech AI-powered interview prep that gets you hired faster
Practice algorithms and coding skills through interactive challenges where AI agents build and test your code.
u/Death12th · Reddit
Free consumer product, seat-based education product, enterprise assessment product. Same codebase. Is this survivable? Three motions off one core. Students practice free and generate cost, not revenue. Educators pay per seat. Hiring teams are the expensive product and the reason any of it matters. The free tier feeds both paid ones and that's the only thing justifying it. Education is slow, cheap, sticky. Hiring is faster, pricier, and churns the second the role gets filled. Billing got
Deploy AI agents trained on your business data to answer customer questions and qualify leads.
u/george_owen123 · Reddit
What I learned building an AI chatbot: the ecom tools are everywhere, but service businesses are completely underserved Spent the last few months building Chirpy, an AI receptionist for websites, with my co-founder. The biggest thing I've learned is a positioning one, and I think it applies well beyond my niche. When we started, we assumed we'd compete in the ecommerce chatbot space, because that's where all the money and attention is. But it's extremely saturated. Gorgias, Tidio, Intercom,
Branch and organize AI conversations, compare 300+ models, and manage project context.
rrr_oh_man · HN
Alyph, a manual transmission for LLM context
Practice coding interviews and system design with an AI coach in your browser.
@preproomai · X
🟢Get ready for #vibecoding and AI #codereview. It is cutting-age & you can't miss: Time to ditch old-school @LeetCode ! #SoftwareEngineering #TechInterviews #CodingSkills #TechCareers #PrepRoom #TechCareers #SystemDesign #ITJobs #CareerGrowth
Manage your AI-built projects inside Cursor, Claude Code, Bolt, and other AI development tools.
@getpapi_ai · X
placed 3rd in the r/vibecoding vibejam 2026. It made me go viral in r/ohio It was my first ever jam entry, I'm also not a developer...or from Ohio. was planned, reviewed, shipped and currently managed by
Conducts AI-powered interviews with users at critical moments to identify what to fix.
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