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rolesage · Product Hunt
RoleSage See the person in an avalanche of AI-polished applications
Analyze CVs and job descriptions to match capabilities instead of keywords.
@LigiaAdam · X
with 2 live products: and
Browse and install AI agent skills for development, marketing, research, content, operations, and business.
@iamtrebuh · X
I’m building an AI skills marketplace -
Take swipe-based scenario quizzes to improve judgment in parenting, communication, leadership, and finance.
@ShashankBhutiy4 · X
Duolingo for Soft Skills and career growth
Interactive lessons in math, programming, data analysis, AI, and science.
@BruceWayne95290 · X
just leaving a comment cause its 1am and im vibe coding, will come back tomorrow (on an alt account for open claw fyi) I've worked with the following brands: vytadose, bajabeachco, jaje health, eric javits, 4knines, welleco, coatdefence
Automate marketing and sales tasks using pre-built expert skills.
@NickRajadurai · X
automating the adoption of MD files for non technical users, with the data layer and workspace:
An AI teacher that builds custom courses and teaches any skill out loud, with job interview practice.
amreldessoukiad · HN
Voca – Most AI tutors wander. I built one that follows a curriculum
Paste any AI agent skill or GitHub link and get a safety grade from A+ to F: prompt injection, data privacy, destructive actions, and what the skill is actually good for. 2 free ch
@Vexlo_ca · X
Building Vexlo: a free AI toolbox for small business owners. 100+ master prompts, skills, and workflows. Just shipped Skill Check, a free scanner that reads any AI agent skill file and grades it A+ to F for prompt injection and data leaks in 20 seconds.
Interactive platform for learning data structures and algorithms with 300+ problems and visualizations.
u/Comfortable-Break-40 · Reddit
I spent a year building a DSA learning platform with 111 interactive visualizers. Would love feedback. A few years ago, I failed interviews at Google, Amazon, and Microsoft. The reason was simple: I could code, but I never properly understood Data Structures and Algorithms. I spent almost a year learning DSA after that. During that time, I realized I don't learn by memorizing. I learn by building. And I couldn't find a tool that taught DSA the way I wanted to learn it. So I
