jackcollinshq · Product Hunt

YAGNI Proactive agent teams you manage like humans

@shokhkarim1212 · X

u/king4queen · Reddit

Human Approval (HITL) for AI and autonomous system. I kept running into the same annoying problem with scripts and automations: Everything works fine until the software needs a human. Then suddenly I’m building the same stuff again: send a Slack/email notification save some pending state wait without losing the workflow show enough context to make a decision approve/reject/answer something somehow send that answer back handle retries, timeouts and duplicates So I start

@Ex3NDR · X

Few days ago Happy had a birthday. Tried to refresh one of the most neglected part of it: our Happy Website: also i built a new harness called “rig”. i started to use at work recently instead of codex/claude code and i liked how it does work. i want to share this with everyone. it is a codex and cause code reimplemented using Pi, but keeping native prompts and expanded a little for uniformity (like added workflows to codex yay!). when something new released that is worthy of porting - i ask Sol to mim for prompts or read sources directly and i can have a feature within an hour. why this is needed? i was constantly blocked by the needing of integrating a lot of models together, which each has their own harness or many doesn’t have any, but i didn’t want to go too far from native and don’t like the idea of extensions - i want experience to be the same everywhere. i think configuration > extensions. more soon

starfallg · HN

Bento - An entire PowerPoint in one HTML file (edit+view+data+collab)

u/Real-Estate-Agentx44 · Reddit

Built an AI video tool where one chat writes, voices, generates, and edits the whole video - is all-in-one actually useful or do you prefer separate tools? I've been building ViewPress AI , an AI video generator, and I'm at the point where I want honest feedback before I keep pushing in one direction. Instead of jumping between a script tool, a voice tool, an image/video generator, and an editor, you describe what you want in one chat and the agent handles the whole thing. It

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

u/molefrog · Reddit

create multiplayer apps that you can play with friends or share with coworkers. Like Slido/Kahoot but you can create your own one with AI. It can build polls, quizzes or games. had this idea for a while, the space isn't new and there is apps like Kahoot that presenters or educators use for polling/quizzes. however the templates are limited, so I decided to ship my own vibe-coding IDE for generating these. you just describe it for example "noise meter: people scream at their phon

stfurkan · HN

Show HN: I wrote a 1-bit WebGPU runtime to run a 1.7B LLM in the browser

u/Sasha9910 · Reddit

We built Luni because document editing + AI Chatting is a pain I do a lot of document work, and I kept hitting the same problem. You're in a document, you need to research something, you jump to ask a question, then back to the doc. Back and forth. It kills your momentum. So I thought: why can't this just be one place? Why can't I have the chat right there while I'm editing, and why can't the AI actually know what I'm working on? That's Luni. It's a document editor where you pull in diffe

@tobio_ojebiyi · X

@K_dev001 · X

Working alone is hard. I built Besidey: Start a focus timer and you can see other real people focusing at the same time, what they are working on, and roughly where they are. #buildinpublic #shipit #focus #productivity