@kapxapot · X

Okay... Connect me with my customers!

@nav_ux · X

Get your whole team's AI on the same page.

u/pablostanley · Reddit

Built Hilos, a team chat where AI coding agents are members of the channel Hi, I'm Pabs, and I built this thing I'm calling Hilos (means "threads" in spanish) I work with coding agents every day (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) and the workflow started to feel a bit isolating... tons of tabs in a terminal, and my team in a chat somewhere else, and I'm the messenger in the middle, copy-pasting context both ways from things I build and feedback I get. The llm doesn't know what the

@NikhilAhlawattt · X

Built a gamified team management software to make work fun. We combine tasks, projects, chats, meetings, attendance and reports at the same time have points, leaderboards and streaks! We are also whatsapp integrated :) Check it out:

@AmaaN_AshiF · X

I Built this for 2 weeks with Claude code It’s now a working beta Product A chat first workspace for teams whose work gets scattered across chats, files, feedback and project tools. Free to try right now.

@Cyndra_ai · X

mjkl7896 · HN

Velprium - Time Workspace

@aquib_builds · X

MyTaskly — task/project management SaaS, live at Problem: small teams overpay for bloated PM tools or just lose track of things in WhatsApp/spreadsheets.

@Anwaritoovvy · X

I’m opening the beta for Remotely. Remotely is an AI operating system for companies — a company brain inside a 3D workspace where teams, tasks, dashboards, communication, and AI agents come together. Try it here: I’m looking for feedback from founders

@nav_ux · X

BaseThread here. We're building the shared context layer so a team's AI tools, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, all read and write the same thing instead of starting cold every session.

@SagarSR349400 · X

Working on Sieve, a distributed AI system that autonomously monitors Telegram group chats, extracts tasks and deadlines using Google Gemini, and sends intelligent private reminders.

@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?