@kurvantHQ · X

@kekkodamato_ · X

Working on -- a browser extension that helps you write better replies on X. Built for anyone who spends time engaging here but wants their replies to actually land.

@AI_Doctorr · X

Making the internet speak sign-language

u/alexkendig · Reddit

I got tired of paying monthly for X tools, so I built a BYOK/Local browser extension instead Hey everyone, I use X/Twitter to share product updates, find customers, and build an audience. The problem is that most X tools eventually become another expensive subscription. TweetHunter, Typefully style tools, schedulers, AI assistants, outreach tools, it adds up quickly, often $30–$90/month. So I built Tweetback, a browser extension workspace for X that uses your own AI key in

@TusharSoni014 · X

@Chris_Wozniczek · X

I've recently built a chrome extenstion called now I am getting to know Hermes Agent more. Haven't used it so far and looking into all the commands, tools, setup and all the use cases where it can help me outside of coding.

@benvspak · X

u/One-Excuse-4054 · Reddit

I built a website that gives Claude Code eyes 👀 https://tryharness.ai submitted by /u/One-Excuse-4054 to r/SideProject [link] [comments]

@matthias_mrc · X

u/the_codefather · Reddit

Quick update on Sumwise (posted here a few weeks back) — a Chrome extension that turns any article, YouTube video, or PDF into a structured summary in one click. Shipped since then: - Summaries in 7 languages (EN/TR/ES/IT/AR/DE/FR) — output adapts to *your* language, not the page's. - ~2–7 seconds per summary after switching AI models - Markdown export — someone on Reddit asked for it under a previous post, so I built it. They came back and used it the same week, which ho

@buildwithshyam · X

@almalimir · X

– a @YouTube extension for organizing videos