Raj Nagulapalle's profile on Product Hunt

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Founder of FetchSandbox. Ex Meta, PayPal, Pinterest, and IBM. After spending 15+ years building APIs and developer platforms at Meta, PayPal, Pinterest, and IBM, I kept seeing the same problem: integration tests stop at 200 OK, but production failures happen in webhooks, retries, state transitions, and async workflows. I'm building FetchSandbox to help developers and AI agents verify real integration behavior before shipping. Today it powers runnable environments for APIs like Stripe, Clerk, Resend, Twilio, and more through MCP, CLI, and the web. Always happy to chat with founders, developer tooling teams, API companies, and engineers building for the agent era.

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7h ago

Do you think we will ever shut down AI?

People often say that "the genie is already out of the bottle" and can't be put back in.

But the news that Anthropic made its latest model unavailable across Europe shows how control over technology, or the lack of ownership of it, can completely reshape the playing field.

p/cursor

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11h ago

Cursor Unveils Origin, a GitHub competitor!

Cursor just dropped "Origin," a GitHub competitor.

Cursor is moving way beyond "VS Code with AI." They just teased Origin, a Git-compatible forge whose landing page describes it as a tool built for "the agentic era," with code "moving faster than any infrastructure was built to handle." It's currently waitlist-only.

p/minimax

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16h ago

MiniMax M3 vs. Claude Opus 4.8

@Claude by Anthropic announced Opus 4.8 late May, and @MiniMax launched M3 four days later.