@rofarkas · X

ldenoue · HN

Show HN: PDF reflow in the browser with local AI model

suraj_chopade · Product Hunt

SwarmTrace Time-travel debugger for multi-agent AI pipelines

@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.

@titask420 · X

u/the_codefather · Reddit

Quick update on Sumwise (posted here a few weeks back) — a Chrome extension that turns any article, YouTube video, or PDF into a structured summary in one click. Shipped since then: - Summaries in 7 languages (EN/TR/ES/IT/AR/DE/FR) — output adapts to *your* language, not the page's. - ~2–7 seconds per summary after switching AI models - Markdown export — someone on Reddit asked for it under a previous post, so I built it. They came back and used it the same week, which ho

malik_dixon1 · Product Hunt

TraceLogicAI: AI Architecture Evaluation Compare AI architectures with evidence, not guesswork

aj-srivastava · HN

Backprompter – create, test, and deploy agents without a back end

@CodeFinality · X

I built Rofix a SEO audit engine that helps developers and founders find what’s hurting their websites Hey nightriders, I’ve been building a side project focused on helping SaaS founders, indie hackers, and developers understand their website SEO without needing expensive enterprise tools. The idea came from a simple problem: Most SEO tools are either: ● Too expensive for small projects ● Overwhelming with hundreds of reports ● Focused on rankings instead of fixing actual issues I wanted to build something more developer-friendly: a tool that crawls a website, analyzes important SEO signals, and gives actionable feedback. What currently does 🔍 Website crawling ● Scans pages and analyzes technical SEO factors ● Finds missing metadata, issues, and optimization opportunities 📊 SEO audits ● Checks titles, descriptions, headings, links, page structure, and more 🔗 Link analysis ● Helps discover backlink opportunities and understand link profil

@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

u/person-person12 · Reddit

The honest reality: Building more SaaS features can do more harm than good Nine months ago, my SaaS was called WealthLearn . At the time we had built Market Research, Backtesting, AI Tools, TradingView Indicators, Portfolio Analysis, Broker Connections, Automation, Education, and even a separate Futures Application for MacOS/Windows. The problem was that every time I explained the company, I had to list all of those things. Our team understood how everything connected b

@mukparekh · X

I built tool for fun. roast website Free. No signup