@runtimeriot · X

Scan your site for security vulnerabilities.

u/danielbaker06072001 · Reddit

Most AI agent SaaS is just bad security with a nice dashboard Give a new employee access to Stripe, GitHub, Slack, and your CRM on day one, and you’d call it reckless. Give the same access to an AI agent, and we call it “autonomous.” That isn’t innovation. It’s skipping basic security because the demo looks cool. Full disclosure: I’m building TrustLoopGuard around this problem, so I’m obviously biased. While testing one MCP connection, I realized I had decided what the agent could a

@baptistedulac · X

time tracking for freelancers and agencies

@MrPenetratorTP · X

MrPenetrator helps businesses monitor their website’s trust, security and performance before problems affect their visitors.

dylansuttonc · HN

When I started programming Edge Python more than six months ago, I was looking for a version of Python that weighed less than 200 kb so it could reach any device, sandboxed by design, built with browsers in mind, decoupled from the operating system and very fast. Today the closest competitor would be MicroPython. However, it did not solve my real problems or the problems of the people who use the project. * Managing async and blocking code on the event loop. MicroPython inherits CPython's blocki

jallmann · HN

> want without a PR process that requires hardware authentication or proof of presence Just curious, what do you use for this? I built OTP Guard [1] a few years ago for exactly this problem, although I haven't seen any alternatives in the space. Does GitHub have something built-in now? The original framing was more "local malware compromising your GitHub account" ... it never occurred to me that the malware could be a LLM. I really should update the page. [1] https://otpguard.com

@moisis_h · X

Launched recently and onboarding users

@svpino · X

You can check out Runpod here: Thanks to the Runpod team for partnering with me on this post.

@iamjackwiz · X

u/Funky_Chicken_22 · Reddit

OSS to SaaS positioning problem: when the user persona and the buyer persona are completely disjoint Founder here. Sharing a positioning problem I think a lot of OSS-to-SaaS founders hit and don't talk about publicly. Context: I have been running an OSS project (world-model-mcp) with ~2,500 monthly PyPI installs. Two weeks ago I opened up the hosted companion, Etch, at etch.systems. Launched publicly on Product Hunt at 12:00 PDT yesterday. The positioning problem: OSS user persona: in

@Robby_Seventeen · X

@Payrun_app · X

alternative of bamboohr,rippling we called it