Peter Shu

Is this site generation more closer to a portfolio site or an application site?

Being scared of a "black-box" system having control over even a fraction of your computer is normal. But it looks in 2026 with things like Openclaw, people have kinda just "given up" on safety and just wanted to try giving agents full power. I'm all for efficiency, but the line might be drawn at ai agents and money and key-related items/tasks.

Sounds like a problem I have; I subscribe to literally every channel I see. Might this be a problem which youtube can solve with updating their algorithm to your preferences instead of an external tool?

Sounds I need some scroll-stopping vid ads :) Is there any function to let it be combined with real world personal branding to make an ad campaign instead of ai-generated avatars?

Finally an openclaw for the rest of us who is too scared of the terminal! But what might be the implications that a cloud server has all my computer stuff? Ik the site said "no logging", but that doesn't cover this area, does it?

Great pain point indentified! Is there any way for me to just share, say the figma deisgn + the github repo with it for it to just understand, instead of capturing using the chrome extension?

I love that it can see your github repo. However, is the content ai-generated? Is there any way for me to integrate my personal branding or character with the content?

So this is a SEO tool for bot traffic? Very cool. ik GTM needs heavy setup, but does Agent Monitor's more lightweight solution trade-off well?

Is there any way for me to not have to write the prompt and off-load the prompting for ai to make it in real time whenever I need to use it?

Haven't tried it yet (will soon), but here's a question: Can I change the styling (eg. to have a more sleek design versus the brutalist square boxes and bold colors shown in this sample)?

Hey Moises, is there a hub for use cases? I see myself using it but haven't found a use case yet. Do I just need to keep searching?

I saw this too late 😔

Great samples, the huge wave this caused despite being not "unique" and with minimal marketing shows that this will be a huge impact on filmmaking and how it is made

I reckon the reason a lot of SaaS apps use usage-based is because with ai, the spend can fluxuate very rapidly. So one month the app would lose money from the subscription, and the other month the user wouldn't use the full value of the app. So the usage-based is a perfect balance. For me, usage based sees a lot more trying-it-out users, versus standard SaaS. So theres more conversions.

For frontend focused: Cursor + 21st.dev resources For backend/functionality: Cursor + testsprite MCP Pretty bare-bones :)

Yeah most of the ideas that are "revolutionary" and "unique" are marketed as that because the founders need to hide behind flashy keywords. But the "boring" ideas are all able to be big fish in small pond, which is better than being a krill in the ocean.

It's not that simple, but can mostly be summarized into two categories: Daily and Complex. Gpt 5.2 is in my opinion the best model for Complex work and is freaking unstoppable combined with cursor ai debug mode. Why not Opus 4.5? well, it seems to struggle slightly with image reading and ui, which is important for complex tasks. Claude 4.5 or even gemini 3 flash is the best daily model for...

Yes, finally a place to talk about agentic ai with likeminded people without getting banned!!

This seems like a very carefully made and well-made product. But with so many strong features, no feature truely stands out. I had previously tried using Google's learn-your-way and notebook LM. The thing with these tools is that the learning curve is steep, and it takes time for it to fully seep into your routine.

Guess this -- Dirac - "Your morning context, automated in one click"