fayazara · HN

Headless Tools – No UI SaaS tools for agents

@amarHarolikar · X

I have rebuilt the Markdown to PDF converter on You paste your text or Markdown, you get a properly typeset PDF back, and your AI agent can do the same over MCP or a plain API call. No sign up, no key, free. Had built this a long time back as a fairly basic thing and then left it alone, and over the last few weeks I could see a rise in traffic. Took a fresh look and found that lot of it was not rendering. Headings below a certain level were being dropped, nested lists were coming out flat, and code blocks were losing their formatting. What is there now: - Page breaks where you want them, using :::pagebreak::: on a line by itself - Tables, nested lists, task lists and code blocks all render properly - Greek letters, maths symbols, arrows and the rupee sign come out right - Emoji and symbols do not break the render - Plain dot txt files keep their line breaks Live tool at API & MCP docs (humans): API & MCP docs (AI)

u/yousefemz · Reddit

18 months ago we weren't sure it was possible. Today we launched it. We kept asking ourselves one question for a year and a half: can an AI actually design a scalable backend from a description of how it should behave, not demo-ware, something that holds up in production? We didn't know. Some weeks it felt like the answer was no, or that we'd end up with code that looks right and falls apart the second real traffic hits it. We just launched it. You describe how your backend should behave,

@ilovevideoes · X

checkout iLoveVideoEditor

@sachinbapure · X

u/dooddyman · Reddit

I launched 2 SaaS. First failed brutally. Second hit $5k MRR in 3 months. What worked and didn't. tldr: My first AI SaaS failed because I built blindly, outsourced marketing, and had no clear ICP. My second product hit $5k/mo in 3 months because I built an audience first, obsessed over SEO and distribution, and targeted a specific niche. I launched my first AI SaaS last year, kept it alive for about a year now. It's making less than $50 mrr and i'm thinking of closing it. Here's what went

@javimosch · X