rohanrecommends · Product Hunt

Zinley Your Personal AI Representative for calls, email, and tasks

@amir_mehrabi_ · X

: Personal Intelligence

u/LoskyLp · Reddit

I've been building Nous, my own second brain — a PARA + GTD workspace with an agent you can talk to I've been building Nous, my own second brain. It comes with a PARA + GTD workspace already set up: Tasks, Notes, Projects, Tags and Goals. It has views like Inbox, Next, Waiting and Someday with contexts, priorities and due dates. Nothing to configure — it's there the first time you log in. And there's an agent you can just talk to — you dictate, it answers out loud, and whatever you dec

@Vematrex · X

5M views. 13K shares. Building Veiled Prime at The most insightful AI we know how to make. Built for people doing real work. One conversation. Real memory. No resets.

felipemayamuniz · HN

AletheionAGI – Grounding enforcement for AI agents

schillingderek · HN

Building Table Canon, an AI Campaign Memory Engine for TTRPGs

@JohnTremendol · X

does this look vibe coded?

@OikosAutomation · X

u/clausyn · Reddit

I built Pastepile because I was tired of re-explaining the same context to Claude and Cursor I originally built Pastepile as a fast way to share code, logs, configs, and text without creating an account. While using AI coding tools, I kept running into another problem: every new session meant explaining the same architecture, decisions, debugging history, and project context all over again. So I added an MCP server that lets Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, and other MCP clients save us

u/foric0 · Reddit

Built a memory layer so I stop re-explaining my project to every AI tool Every new Claude or Cursor session starts from zero. Same stack, same conventions, same things I already tried and dropped, explained again. Agent Magnet fixes that. Learns as you work, shares one memory across Claude, Cursor, and Codex. Team memory too, one person learns something, the rest of the team has it. Not the first tool trying to solve this, a few others take the retrieve-everything approach.

u/Educational-Oil2248 · Reddit

I built an AI that tries to remember the conversation — does it actually feel different? Most AI chats are useful in the moment, but over time the conversation can lose continuity — both contextually and in tone. I’ve been building HoloCQ to test a simple idea: can an AI feel more continuous over time — not by constantly repeating facts about you, but by following the actual direction of a conversation? It’s currently in open beta and free to try. The first 5 messages don’t require an acc

@TrentAllday · X