ankit100 · HN

viaSocket – AI-built workflows, and your apps as an MCP server

@GetAligne · X

We got tired of asking “which version is live?” So we built Aligne.

@getselfheal · X

SelfHeal - integrations that fix themselves. Vendor changes their API at 2am? The agent rewrites the connector, tests it, redeploys. You sleep. Demo (it breaks + heals on camera):

@ErnestPresident · X

I know how to code Sun Yi so I vibe coded a multi layers math pipeline + multi layer verifier pipeline that do advanced calculus, I must do something wrong then.

@soracstv · X

I run my AI coding agents with AgentsRoom, a visual command center for multi-agent development. @AgentsRoomDev #VibeCoding #AI

@ceoludera · X

Financial and governance for your agents

@JohnTremendol · X

does this look vibe coded?

u/bob__io · Reddit

What we learned from trying to turn vibe-coded prototypes into production SaaS applications Founder here. While developing MCPBackend, we noticed a major difference between generating a convincing application demo and building a maintainable SaaS product. AI coding tools are increasingly capable of generating interfaces, routes and even initial application logic. But a production application still needs: a reliable data model authentication and authorization backend validation

u/Hopeful-Can-1540 · Reddit

Trying to figure out distribution for a real-time collaboration tool LiveShareIt has been around for a bit, and the product has changed quite a lot recently. The basic idea is pretty simple: open a room, share the link, and start working together. No signup needed. People can share code/text, send files, use a collaborative whiteboard, and jump on a video call in the same room. One feature I’ve been playing with lately is the AI whiteboard. Instead of starting from a blank canvas, you

@Caden1Fenn · X

Intel Brief — tracks what your competitors change (pricing, features, positioning) and delivers it to your inbox weekly. Built for indie SaaS founders.

@edgex11lz · X

@anish2good · X