@pabaprende · X

@birdpitchx · X

Still searching X for people asking for recommendations? By the time you find the post, the conversation is already over. BirdPitch continuously discovers high-intent conversations, generates AI replies, and lets you decide what gets published.

@emilsnotes · X

Our customers using Claude Code move faster than we can ship features. So we stopped fighting it and leaned in. Here's why it's paying off: 👇️ Some context: powers AI agents that answer millions of technical questions per month. Those conversations are a goldmine - they tell you exactly what users struggle with and where your docs fall short. We've built a lot of analytics on top of this (Coverage Gaps, Top Questions, and more), and teams love them. But here's the honest truth: no dashboard covers every edge case for every company. Meanwhile, our sharpest customers were already exporting kapa data and throwing their coding agents at it in ways we never designed for. So instead of chasing every workflow with a UI, we took the best practices we've seen actually work and packaged them as Kapa Skills - installable in Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex: 1/ Analyze Coverage Gaps: your agent works through the topics kapa couldn't answer and writes the missing content straig

@Hassan71030486 · X

Generate personalized AI-powered cold email replies in seconds. Perfect for founders, agencies, freelancers, and sales teams. ✨ Try 3 replies for free — no signup required. Would love your feedback! 👇 🚀 Sendox —

BenGallagh · HN

AI mock interview tool that scores your answers – free, no signup

@RohanYeole99904 · X

I built something similar for my own site actually — Raychat, free live chat + basic analytics. Still adding features but it's solid for the basics.

u/JanJanJaJa · Reddit

Give your AI agent a @yourcompany address. Shipped the domain part this week and it's free We've been building email for AI agents. The idea is that an agent gets a real inbox, not a webhook, so it can receive things and answer in thread like anyone else on your team. The piece that was missing until this week was the address itself. Every agent lived on our domain, which is fine for a demo and wrong for anything real, because a domain where anyone can grab a free address in ten seconds loo

@costin_gh07 · X

Indie hackers, ever find yourself sinking hours into finding the right posts to reply to on X? I built to automate that struggle. Curious, how much time do you think it eats up for you daily?

u/george_owen123 · Reddit

What I learned building an AI chatbot: the ecom tools are everywhere, but service businesses are completely underserved Spent the last few months building Chirpy, an AI receptionist for websites, with my co-founder. The biggest thing I've learned is a positioning one, and I think it applies well beyond my niche. When we started, we assumed we'd compete in the ecommerce chatbot space, because that's where all the money and attention is. But it's extremely saturated. Gorgias, Tidio, Intercom,

@ontrozofficial · X

u/RayanBuilds · Reddit

I’m 18 and built an AI chat app solo. Tear it apart (brutal feedback welcome) Built this solo this year at 18. It’s called Veris, an AI chat + writing assistant. I know, “another chatbot” 😭. So I gave it stuff the big ones don’t. Favorite feature: upload an image and pick a mode: Normal (it analyzes it) or Debate (it actually argues with you about it). Not selling anything. I just want to know: what would an AI have to do for you to use it daily? submitted by

u/Flimsy_Leg_2158 · Reddit

I wanted something between a form and a call, so I built it I’ve been building AI automations for small businesses, and I kept running into the same problem in completely different workflows. Client intake, candidate screening, maintenance requests, customer interviews, questionnaires. Underneath, they were all basically the same: Someone needs information from another person, and the other person needs an easy way to give it. Usually that means a form or a call. For