iammio · Product Hunt

Ojin Talk to an AI Agent with a real face and voice, in real time

garrytan · Product Hunt

Pluto Your professional profile is now an AI agent

leopard627 · GitHub

fire-your-seo-agency Fire your SEO·GEO agency 🔥 A Claude Code skill that audits and optimizes SEO·AEO·GEO·LLMO·NEO(Naver) by itself — 월 50~350만 원짜리 'AI 검색 최적화' 대행, AI 에이전트가 대체합니다

u/ScarcityUpstairs9658 · Reddit

I built a golf rules app, and most of the work went into making the AI refuse to answer Golf has a 200-page rulebook and nobody on the course has read it. The normal ritual is: someone hits it somewhere strange, four people guess, and you go with whatever gets you to the next tee fastest. So I built PaceClub — describe what happened in plain language, get the ruling with the actual Rule number. The obvious version of this is a chatbot with a golf prompt. That version is worse than useless,

u/Wide-Echo-548 · Reddit

Slack for AI Coding Workspaces I’m the founder of Worklone ( www.worklone.com ) . Disclosing that up front. Worklone is a multiplayer AI cloud coding agent: the agent runs in a cloud Linux sandbox, the team shares one live room, everyone watches and steers the same run. Not a local CLI on one laptop. What we kept seeing building this: the agent isn’t the bottleneck. Handoff is. One person starts a run, closes the lid, nobody else can see the session, and review lives in a different tool t

u/Ruqii-ruqii · Reddit

I built an open Eval to compare different AI agents/tools/pipelines and find which solution works the best (not very pretty╥﹏╥, but practical) The original reason I built it was because I wanted to find a good PDF parser. Every PDF parser claims to be the best, but none of them can get my PDF 100% correct. They would either miss numbers or hallucinate some. Or they get PDF A and B correct but failed at C. Or get C correct but failed at A and B. Very frustrating. So I create

u/Longjumping-Can3396 · Reddit

Built an AI job matching tool + Chrome autofill extension — the "boring" bug that taught me the most this month I built Riseply after my own job search made me want to throw my laptop out a window. Two pieces: AI matching that scores job postings against your resume so you're not scrolling through everything, and a Chrome extension that autofills the actual application forms so you're not retyping the same info on every ATS. Free to start, solo founder, still actively building. Tech stack:

u/CommandProtocol · Reddit

From Autonomous Agents to Useful Systems I use Zendesk, Google Workspace and a handful of other tools for work and started using AI to automate a lot of the annoying stuff: triage, Apps Scripts, technical configuration, even some light software development. That sent me pretty deep into agents. And honestly, I think we’re a little too obsessed with making AI autonomous. I kept building increasingly powerful agents while spending more time managing context, connecting apps and supervisin

u/ForeignPiece4761 · Reddit

We rebuilt Luffy’s website — what should we improve, and what should we not change? I’m on the team behind Luffy. We’re building an AI coworker for teams of roughly 10–100 people that lives where the team already works (primarily Slack). The idea is not another chat box or a workflow builder. You give it an outcome, it learns the company context, works across tools, keeps going asynchronously, and only pulls a human in for decisions or approvals. It is also meant to be proactive: it notices

@kingfisher_dmt · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

@polsia · X

Vibe-coded apps leaked thousands of records last quarter. The 4-truck HVAC shop finds its clients' addresses in a public repo. FoundryOS solves dispatch, not security theater.