Nahrin Oda's profile on Product Hunt

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I'm a software engineer and AI builder based in Toronto. I publish independent research on AI hiring systems and labor market inequality, then build the tools that implement it. Currently shipping open-source projects at navox-labs — including a professional network mapper built on 50 years of weak-ties theory, and a specialist AI engineering team for Claude Code. Architecture background. Always building.

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Navox NetworkTurn your LinkedIn connections into a job search map.
Navox AgentsSpecialist AI engineering team for Claude Code
Apr 2026

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Joined Product HuntDecember 10th, 2021

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2mo ago

Navox Network - The privacy-first network CRM built on weak-ties research.

Navox Network imports your data connections and maps your network as a graph. It surfaces dormant weak ties, identifies sourcing gaps by industry, and ranks your outreach queue, all backed by Granovetter (1973) and a 2022 Science paper studying 20M LinkedIn users. This adds the full CRM: contacts table, Kanban pipeline, AI-drafted outreach, and encrypted backup. Everything runs in your browser, no server, no account, no data ever leaves your device. Free to visualize. $39/mo to activate the CRM.

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4mo ago

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Vercel Day is live 🚨

Vercel Day is live on Product Hunt today.

We teamed up with @Vercel for a special launch day, which means there s a dedicated leaderboard full of teams shipping on Vercel, all in one place. More launches, more competition, more reasons to spend too long refreshing the page.

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4mo ago

Navox Agents - Specialist AI engineering team for Claude Code

Navox Agents gives you a specialist AI engineering team inside Claude Code — 8 agents that work like a real team. The Architect orchestrates the chain. Each agent receives a structured brief from the one before it. Three human gates pause for your approval before anything critical happens. Deploys seamlessly to Vercel. Context isolation keeps token usage minimal — 8 hours of work, 26% context used. Free. MIT licensed. No platform. No login. Your code never leaves your machine.