Prisans Singh

Termdock looks like a seriously powerful setup for developers who live in the terminal Managing multiple workspaces, layouts, and tools in one interface could save a ton of context-switching time I’m curious how it handles really large projects with complex dependencies Does the AST search and multi-window setup stay smooth when the workspace scales

This actually tackles one of the biggest gaps in website lead generation Personalizing in real time while qualifying visitors and routing them sounds like a huge time-saver I’m curious though how it handles edge cases where a visitor’s intent isn’t clear Can it adapt without creating friction in the experience

Lovelace looks like a game-changer for developers who need flexibility Coding from anywhere without losing access to AI-powered completion and workspace management is huge I’m curious how it handles larger projects with multiple dependencies and collaborators Can it keep everything smooth when reviewing PRs or debugging complex issues remotely

This actually solves one of the most tedious parts of networking Scrolling through connections and figuring out intro paths is exhausting Draftboard’s approach of mapping and scoring paths sounds like a real time-saver I’m curious though, how does it handle nuanced relationships or less obvious connections where context and trust matter most Could it factor in relationship strength and history...

This actually feels like the kind of tool people need to make sense of their finances without getting lost in spreadsheets or generic advice I like that it’s explainable and proactive Makes it feel trustworthy Curious how it handles conflicting goals or multiple accounts Could be a game-changer for anyone trying to level up their money game

MCP Playground looks like a solid way to cut down the guesswork when working with MCP servers Having an interactive environment to test prompts and integrations could save a lot of time and headaches Curious how it handles more complex setups Can you simulate multiple server interactions at once or is it mainly single-server testing Either way this seems like a must-have for developers diving...

Finally a tool that actually covers the parts of product building that vibe-coding misses Brainstorming is fun, but documenting, iterating, collecting feedback, and keeping everyone on the same page is where most teams struggle Curious how Supernova handles version control and feedback loops Can multiple team members work on the same feature without stepping on each other’s toes Either way this...

Firecrawl v2.5 looks like it could save a ton of time for anyone dealing with messy web data Converting complex pages like PDFs and tables into clean, ready-to-use formats is something I’ve wished for more than once Curious how the semantic index handles edge cases Does it manage tricky page layouts well or mostly standard structures Either way this seems like a serious upgrade for devs and...

Finally a no-code tool that actually makes sense for real business data instead of just fun side projects Turning spreadsheets and DBs into full-blown apps without losing your mind is no small feat Curious how flexible it is when your team’s needs evolve Can you pivot an app on the fly or do you have to rebuild from scratch Either way this looks like a huge time-saver for operators who want...

This actually makes invoicing feel less like a chore and more like something you’d actually enjoy doing. The ability to add media and personalize the tone is a nice touch, finally invoices that don’t feel like cold corporate forms. Curious, how smart is the AI at following up, can it handle tricky clients who “accidentally forget” to pay, or is it more of a gentle nudge kind of deal? Either...

This actually hits a real pain point. GTM teams juggling endless data while trying to build workflows usually ends in either a headache or a full-blown spreadsheet apocalypse. Floqer sounds like it might actually make life simpler without needing a PhD in data wizardry. Curious though, do you have plans for pre-built workflow templates? Could save teams from reinventing the wheel every time and...

Okay this is actually super cute, I love the idea of kids sending letters to Santa and the Tooth Fairy while parents get a secret peek How do you keep all the messages safe though Also would be fun if there were little prompts or ideas to help kids write their letters, do you plan to add something like that?