@lukapebira · X

u/Budget_Lawfulness_33 · Reddit

I made a tool that bridges the gap between vibe coding and actually knowing what you shipped A lot of people are shipping things they don’t fully understand anymore. With the new flagship models such Claude/Codex and people spending hundreds on AI subscriptions to build faster, apps are being shipped quicker than ever. But when you’re constantly throwing prompts at AI, adding features, and moving fast, it’s easy to lose track of what actually made it into your codebase. So I built: https

@Higgs0110 · X

@liquidated0x · X

building an AI coding agent that ships full projects from a prompt — if you're if you're curious

iacguy · HN

Show HN: Durable AI agents without the workflow engine

@simranrambles

@MuratOnX · X

@EveryDayFSDev · X

I’m building catch SaaS bugs before your users do: plain-English flows + AI browser automation that adapts to changes and wires straight into CI/CD.

@ContinuumCode · X

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

@Gallagh819 · X

@rofarkas · X