garrytan · Product Hunt

Agnost AI Catch agent failures your evals miss

brandon_grutkowski · Product Hunt

Aurora Glass-box Quantitative AI for Humans and Agents

u/Mean-Papaya3532 · Reddit

Done Bear - a local-first task manager with MCP, an API and a CLI Done Bear is a task manager with the five GTD lists, Inbox through Someday, and not much else. https://donebear.com Your AI assistant can use it. A hosted MCP server lets Claude or ChatGPT read your tasks, add them and tick them off, with your permission and nothing running locally. There's a GraphQL API and a CLI too, if you'd rather script it. It runs on the web, Mac, Windows, Linux and iPhone. Tasks live on your device

@arunkumarkundra · X

I vibe coded this app: My experience has been mixed. It is an iterative process, and you need to push back. But over time, I have seen Claude get better. If not for AI, I couldn't have developed the app in the first place, so I am thankful 🙂

u/Sea_Way6729 · Reddit

We started working on MoClaw 6 months ago as a side project, and managed to turn it into our main and only business! About half a year ago, a group of friends and I started working on a tool in our free time. We wanted a safer and more streamlined version of OpenClaw because there were many, many stories about AI going rogue, and ultimately decided to make one ourselves. On top of that, the costs of running autonomous, independent agents were quite high if you wanted to do it the proper, safe

@katyorby · X

i built — a local receipt for claude code runs. your check says whether the workspace passes now; the transcript supplies the activity counts. no transcript upload and no magical autonomy score.

@mohasani · X

@ZUKOWEB3166 · X

Vibe coding is more interesting when you use Truth AI

@chatmouthai · 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/connerpro · Reddit

IntelligenceMax - Adaptive reasoning practice with live AI questions (claim-safe near vs far) submitted by /u/connerpro to r/SideProject [link] [comments]

@ChrizBogota · X

A great demo of why in Financial Markets you have to use Grok, it's not affected by "training cut-off date" like the other models. is 100% run on Grok, (but mostly built with Claude).