@mesbahlab · X

u/segfahlt · Reddit

One career history, different resumes for every job. I built CareerLab to connect the two. Most of us have more experience than fits on a resume. The tricky part is choosing what matters for each job without rewriting everything. I built CareerLab to make that a repeatable workflow: Import your resume and review the extracted career data. Add experience, skills, certifications, and achievements that didn’t fit on that resume. Bring in a job description. Generate a tailored resume

narwhster · HN

A notebook for prototyping with your agent

@Teja_chundu · X

@UsmanDanAbdull1 · X

Xamio, an Ai powered exam logistics tool for university and students. Xamio:

@WachangaWinston · X

An algebra crisis at home became TeachMap: teacher-reviewed AI feedback and misconception maps from handwritten work. Built with Codex + GPT-5.6 Sol for OpenAI Build Week.

@atheethsishtla · X

u/kiln213 · Reddit

Built Duolingo for Learning Anything! I wanted a way to learn anything in bite sized pieces and have fun! Learning requires active participation and spaced repetition to properly absorb what you learn, you need reps just like working out. How it works: - Enter a sentence and generate an entire learning curriculum for yourself, at your skill level, interest and depth, starting from the foundations and working your way up to expertise - Fact check and cite the sources it use

@angelgetemm · X

nathwolf · HN

Marktwin – collaborative workspaces on Markdown files you own

u/Leanna_Every · Reddit

I built StudyLayer after spending days turning lecture slides into useful notes https://reddit.com/link/1w20w3d/video/kbizu752cemh1/player I’m an undergrad student, and I built StudyLayer to solve my own problem. When I uploaded an entire lecture PDF to a general AI chat, the explanation was often too generic and inconsistent. Important details could be lost. My workaround was painful. Take a screenshot of one page, paste it into the chat, request an explanation, copy the response into

@claroboard · X

I built a whiteboard. The hardest part wasn't the coding. The hardest part was getting the first users. Want to give it a try?