@suosimath · X

朋友做了一个 AI 团队协作的产品，试用之后感觉不错，推荐一下： 万推，有类似的 AI 协作产品推荐吗？

musharofchy · Product Hunt

Aymo AI All-in-one AI Platform for Teams

@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:

@hsjsb81410 · X

I built TeamIDE — a browser-based collaborative coding workspace with Python, C++, real-time rooms, and chat.

@TimEngng · X

Stop losing the "why" behind product decisions -

@NFTMansa · X

Love seeing the builder community thrive! For anyone tackling group projects with AI, we built GroupGPT. It lets teams collab on AI prompts and custom agents in real time. Check it out:

Mike-Kelner · HN

Vostorq – I built the anti-Slack after working at a Slack-first company

@RealPasternak · X

Tight on cash? Use rev-share collaborations to get what u need to scale instead of having to pay upfront sets it up for u automatically

ximihoque · HN

Collaborative context-sharing memory platform for agents and teams

@duke_can_c_u · X

Hi I’m the founder of a content collaboration platform for teams and creators, with focus on editorial workflows. Always looking to connect with people passionate about content, SaaS, and building great products.

u/Hopeful-Can-1540 · Reddit

Trying to figure out distribution for a real-time collaboration tool LiveShareIt has been around for a bit, and the product has changed quite a lot recently. The basic idea is pretty simple: open a room, share the link, and start working together. No signup needed. People can share code/text, send files, use a collaborative whiteboard, and jump on a video call in the same room. One feature I’ve been playing with lately is the AI whiteboard. Instead of starting from a blank canvas, you

@zeynepavann · X

Thank you to everyone who joined our "map your TAM from the terminal" session with last week. We built live in the terminal using Claude Code and the MCP. I wrote up the whole thing afterwards. The seven stages, why each one exists, what to do with the list once you have it, and the outreach half we covered at the end. The recording is linked inside. The skill is public too, so you can run it on your closed-won book. You bring your own accounts; the engine does the expansion, scoring, and contact-finding. Comment "TAM" and I'll send you both skill and guide.