@bakardev · X

Hi i am building

u/safi1409 · Reddit

Instead of asking "what should I learn next?", I built a tool that diagnoses your actual gaps and tells you One pattern I keep seeing here (and had myself): you're learning a field - say backend development or ML - and at some point you don't know what you don't know. You've done tutorials, watched videos, maybe built some projects. But you can't tell if you actually have real understanding or just surface-level familiarity. I built a free tool called Cascade AI that tries to solve this.

@nickventuri · X

building to book high intent demos on autopilot founders just show up to meetings

u/youex-ai · Reddit

Built a CRM w/ MCP -- Biggest misunderstanding on first look? We launched an MCP connector a few weeks ago that connects our CRM data. We're still working through our product market fit, so I asked Claude What is the biggest thing people misunderstand about YouEx.ai when they first see it? I was actually not even thinking about researching our actual CRM data, but that's what it did. The answer was actually really insightful: Your own data points at it: a large sha

u/Ruqii-ruqii · Reddit

I built an open Eval to compare different AI agents/tools/pipelines and find which solution works the best (not very pretty╥﹏╥, but practical) The original reason I built it was because I wanted to find a good PDF parser. Every PDF parser claims to be the best, but none of them can get my PDF 100% correct. They would either miss numbers or hallucinate some. Or they get PDF A and B correct but failed at C. Or get C correct but failed at A and B. Very frustrating. So I create

phrasel_service · Product Hunt

Phrasel AI-powered PTE Core practice, feedback, and mock tests