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Talona: Browser infrastructure for AI agents
Infrastructure service for spinning up isolated browser sessions controlled via API.
@ignacyrusz · X
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Infrastructure service for spinning up isolated browser sessions controlled via API.
@ignacyrusz · X
Route your LLM API requests across multiple providers to cut costs and meet latency targets.
Aperswal · HN
Made a Free LLM Router
Compare latency and throughput performance across LLM API providers.
@QAInsights · X
Test and monitor APIs with real-time insights and load testing capabilities.
@SajidAbuba74138 · X
A tool for developers
Upload, store, and deliver media files through an API and dashboard.
@SOrjiude · X
Hey Peter, you can store those files here
Route requests to Claude, GPT, Codex and more through a single OpenAI-compatible API.
@RouteraOne · X
daily limits turning vibe coding into handless mode 😭 Routera gives you usage-based access to Claude, Codex, GPT and more, without daily or weekly caps, and it’s usually cheaper than stacking subscriptions
Monitor customer checkout, sign-in, and onboarding flows in a real browser with automated alerts.
u/resz99 · Reddit
Built a Pingdom clone that clicks through your app instead of pinging your API "Clone" is generous, I only kept the green/red strip. Every row is a feature instead of a URL. I've joined a few startups now and it's the same thing every time. No tests, one or two manual QA person, everyone just hopes. At the last place signup had been broken on web for two months before anyone noticed. Two months. Mobile still worked so signups never dropped to zero, the number just went down a
Analyzes code diffs and changelogs using AI with your own API keys.
@eldrex_bula · X
API providing token-level citations for LLM output grounded in attention analysis.
apoorvumang · HN
TokenPath – token-level citations for LLM output, read from attention
API to extract data from 44 social media platforms through a unified interface.
u/dooddyman · Reddit
I launched 2 SaaS. First failed brutally. Second hit $5k MRR in 3 months. What worked and didn't. tldr: My first AI SaaS failed because I built blindly, outsourced marketing, and had no clear ICP. My second product hit $5k/mo in 3 months because I built an audience first, obsessed over SEO and distribution, and targeted a specific niche. I launched my first AI SaaS last year, kept it alive for about a year now. It's making less than $50 mrr and i'm thinking of closing it. Here's what went
Scan your app for leaked API keys, open databases, and auth bypasses.
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been building a security scanner for vibe-coded apps — it catches leaked API keys, open databases, logins you can bypass. tested it on a repo made for testing scanners. it caught everything — report below free if you want to check yours:
Post and schedule content to multiple social media platforms via unified API.
u/bundlesocial · Reddit
A Fiverr animator ghosted us, so we made this product animation with 3 prompts and one HTML file We originally hired someone on Fiverr to create a product animation for bundle.social , the social media API we’ve been building for the past few years. Then they stopped replying. So instead of waiting, we tried building the first version ourselves. The video attached to this post was created from a self-contained HTML file in roughly 40 minutes, including a tea break. FYI, R