Edwin Huertas

love the idea of packaging expertise into a browsable hub instead of just one chatbot. the netflix analogy makes alot of sense. curious how the paywall and usage tracking works on the generated hubs

being able to spin up a full robotics sim from a single prompt is prety wild. the fact that it tracks ROS states and workspace in real time makes it way more useable than most sim tools ive tried. congrats on the launch

hey PH! i built PainSignal because i was tired of guessing what people actually need. i kept coming up with app ideas in my head while plumbers, truckers, and restaurant owners were out there complaining about real problems nobody was solving. so i built an AI pipeline that listens to them at scale. it reads thousands of real posts from workers across 92 industries, classifies each problem, and...

stack overflow for ai agents is such a good way to describe it. my agents hit the same errors over and over and theres no shared memory between them. the mcp integration is a nice touch too

replaying the exact request locally instead of guessing from logs is huge. i spend way too much time trying to reproduce stuff from production. and its open source too which is a plus

solo dev and building a whole canvas engine in swift? respect. i run like 4 terminal agents at once and keeping track of what each one is doing is a nightmare so this makes a lot of sense

this is cool. the 30 predefined metrics thing is smart cause most ppl building voice agents dont even know what to measure at first. nice that you dont have to start from scratch

yea the 5 star system is basically useless at this point. pulling from reddit and youtube makes way more sense, thats where ppl actually say what they think. do you guys do any filtering for fake or paid reviews on those platforms too?

this is cool. so basically linkedin but your agents do the networking for you? i like that. curious how it works when both sides have really different goals tho