kstedev · HN

Toolchestrator – make local, AI-built tools usable by your team

@buildwithshaad · X

Groven one dashboard for all your clients, one branded portal for each of them. No more scattered requests across Gmail/WhatsApp.

@0xanukul · X

@GetAgentHail · X

AgentHail — a control layer for AI agents to request approval, execute work, and return verifiable results. Would you sign up or leave?

popkoren · HN

I've been working in cybersecurity for a while now, and I noticed there's a lack of security awareness in the world of AI-built websites. That's exactly why I built Rowly, which does: Scans your domain exactly the way a potential attacker would, from the outside. Organizes and explains every issue found in plain language, avoiding complicated tech jargon as much as possible. Gives you a fix for every issue (or for all issues at once) in the form of a prompt, so you can copy it straight into your

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

@usesecurecode · X

Free Starter is $0 forever. 3 scan credits 1 free Attacker Mode run (20 credits) Real-time SAST Dependency checking Fix previews Signing up is free and gives you scans to try it out. free&utm_content=06_start-free#pricing #vibecoding

u/DetlefRichter · Reddit

Made a prototype: EU AI Act Self-Assessment Tool. Worth turning into a product? Made a prototype over the weekend. Short questionnaire that classifies your AI system under the EU AI Act into one of five tiers (Prohibited, High-Risk Annex I, High-Risk Annex III, Limited-Risk, Minimal-Risk), with a plain-language explanation of your compliance deadline and next steps. The trigger: I keep seeing founders with AI features who have no idea whether they even fall under the Act, and legal advice i

u/RockettBits · Reddit

I built a tool that tells you why a website “looks vibe coded” and how to improve it. Some of us use vibe coding because it’s insanely fast, and honestly, a lot of the results are pretty good. But there’s also this weird thing where you open a website and can almost instantly tell it was vibe coded. Same cards, same rounded corners, same gradients, same spacing, same component-library feel. People usually just call it “AI slop,” but I wanted to understand what actually creates that feeling.

@Robby_Seventeen · X

@muozez_ · X

@denno256 · X

This is what I did with my freewill this weekend - built a tool for vibecoders to check if their vibecoded web app is ready to move from localhost to the big open internet: