@callable_com_ai · X

create your digital twin with your knowledge base for others to call (and make money?)

u/pablostanley · Reddit

Built Hilos, a team chat where AI coding agents are members of the channel Hi, I'm Pabs, and I built this thing I'm calling Hilos (means "threads" in spanish) I work with coding agents every day (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) and the workflow started to feel a bit isolating... tons of tabs in a terminal, and my team in a chat somewhere else, and I'm the messenger in the middle, copy-pasting context both ways from things I build and feedback I get. The llm doesn't know what the

johnfahey · HN

As someone who doesn't use any of the more "advanced" features on sites like ChatGPT or Claude (agentic mode, memory, image generation, deep research, etc), I found the bloat of these services, both in UX and in performance, to be pretty tedious. There are a million AI chat interfaces out there, but I could never find one that just did simple messaging and history in the most minimal and lightweight way possible. So I made my own. Nully is written in Go and Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS. It literally just sends messages to OpenRouter, receives the result, and stores your messages locally. It's very simple, very clean, and very lightweight (see performance graphs on the site). It has basic chat features, basic model settings, and works with just about any OpenRouter text model. It supports attachments and basic web search via the OpenRouter API. I made Nully mostly for myself, but the cost to open-source it and host it on a cheap VPS is practically nothing, so I figured I'd release it if it c

scrygl · HN

Foomchat – an AI chat where the interface is whatever you want

@Vikram_Aditya_G · X

🚀 Just launched TWLO! A real-time video chat app built with React, Node.js, WebRTC & Meet strangers, create private rooms, and chat instantly. 🌐 Would love your feedback! 🙌 #WebRTC #BuildInPublic #WebDevelopment #OpenToWork

@luca_iaconelli · X

u/Rcoo232 · Reddit

I built a council of 5 historical figures that debates your hardest life decision (based on Karpathy's LLM Council) A few weeks ago, I came across Karpathy's "LLM Council" concept. You ask multiple Agents the same question independently, have them anonymously peer-review each other, then synthesise a final answer. The peer-review round is the genius part; models get surprisingly honest when critiquing anonymised responses. I turned it into a consumer product where the council members are hi

@mattcabral_ · X

looking for honest feedback from devs

u/hyperschlauer · Reddit

I built a free knowledge-graph game where every move follows a real Wikidata relationship I’m building Webwoven for OpenAI Build Week, and the beta is now live: https://www.webwoven.org It’s inspired by Wikipedia hopping: you start with one topic and try to reach a target in as few moves as possible. Every move follows a real relationship from a reviewed Wikidata graph. The game therefore shows why two topics are connected instead of treating ordinary page links as paths. Webwoven curr

@Crypt0_Titan · X

While other AI advises you to dump your GF (because it's agreeable), our AI (Sage) hears both sides of the story and helps mediate between you two

@ShivanshChawla3 · X

Avoid AI overreliance

u/No-Category-217 · Reddit

I built a free AI that helps men understand women — and helps women understand men. Looking for honest testers. Built this after noticing men and women are essentially speaking different languages and neither side knows it. For men — she explains what women actually think and feel. No filter. No agenda. For women — she translates what he did into what it actually meant. Spoiler: there usually are no hidden meanings. She also speaks now — tap the speaker icon. Free to try. No account. No downl