@XBTQUANT · X

Feedback would be cool

@GoWithFlow2026 · X

上线了一个 AI 八字排盘 🔮 🔗 和"直接把生日扔给 ChatGPT"完全不同: 1️⃣ 事实不靠猜:排盘、干支关系、刑冲合会等,全部由确定性规则引擎计算——LLM 只负责把判定结果写成人话，编不了盘。 2️⃣ 指令手写:分析指令是我根据《子平真诠》并结合自身经历逐条手写的命理逻辑。 🎁 免费演示,无需注册,点开即看完整报告: 觉得准,再测自己的($1.99 起)。欢迎反馈!

@Imranmohsin18 · X

sites I’m working on: Please check out and give me feedback all are public showcasing my skills :D ( not selling anything atm )

@KasoziAK · X

samcymbaluk · HN

Axiom toolkit – Make your ideas precise enough to be proven wrong

u/ScarcityUpstairs9658 · Reddit

I built a golf rules app, and most of the work went into making the AI refuse to answer Golf has a 200-page rulebook and nobody on the course has read it. The normal ritual is: someone hits it somewhere strange, four people guess, and you go with whatever gets you to the next tee fastest. So I built PaceClub — describe what happened in plain language, get the ruling with the actual Rule number. The obvious version of this is a chatbot with a golf prompt. That version is worse than useless,

u/Gmoi6 · Reddit

Inspired by Mesopotamian divination, I built a site that generates daily omens from the news I built House of IFs as an experimental project; it applies Mesopotamian omen logic (IF weird sign > THEN outcome) to AI. Every day, an AI agent scans current news to construct a new omen. It links today's events to similar sign-and-outcome patterns from recent history. The project is both an experiment in "agentic" AI and a critique of how AI makes arbitrary patterns feel convincin

@MinaDvoider · X

Let’s connect

@nellaiorgs · X

Building NELL Labs -- an AI-native startup validation platform. Instead of generic LLM answers, it scores your idea across specificity, evidence quality, risk clarity, and next-step usefulness, so you know if it's actually validated or just sounds good.

@_sunbo · X

I built ProductIdeaScout to help founders validate product ideas before they start building:

rodoherrera · HN

Pollium – A new way to study with AI

u/Sapos_re · Reddit

I kept losing track of my roadmap while vibe coding, so I built a visual progress tracker When I started building apps with AI, writing the code no longer felt like the hardest part. The hardest part was understanding where I actually was in the project. After a few sessions, my roadmap would become increasingly difficult to follow. The agent would complete tasks, change files, and suggest new steps, but I would gradually lose sight of the bigger picture: What has actually been comple