... related products like @moltbook (acquired by Meta) and @KiloClaw - both ranked #1 Product of the Day. @Kilo Code - First launched last year, the all-in-one agentic engineering platform (19k+ GitHub stars) launched a code reviewer and a new VS Code extension this year. Both ranked #1 Product of the Day and #1 Product of the Week. Read on: Reverse-engineering Kilo's recent Product Hunt launch @InsForge - The backend platform launched 2.0, hit 10k GitHub stars, ranked #1 Product ... ... Product of the Week, and joined YC. The Product Hunt effect? @Axel

... comfortably. While working with coding agents, I had a problem: I couldn t properly track what the agent was doing. So I built a project for that: https://github.com/yessGlory17/a... Comment from Whetlan(@whetlan): Honestly both. I still use VS Code constantly because reading code, jumping around files, scrolling diffs etc just feels faster there. But I don't really like running the agent inside the editor itself. I usually keep it in a terminal beside VS

... model" for agentic tasks @OpenAI launched the Codex app and GPT-5.3 Codex @v0 by Vercel now supports git workflows, with built-in security features and advanced integrations @GitBoard is an elegant macOS menu bar app for GitHub Projects @Axel is another macOS app, an open-source task manager for running multiple coding agents Zoom in. Zoom out. This week, @derekattonkotsu shared an interesting lesson regarding the right zoom level when building an AI product. Derek highlighted the example ...

... Sonnet 4.6. It wins in both speed and reasoning. Good job Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): The direction seems valid though: quick models. interesting! i have mixed feelings on this tbh. is speed as important when products like @Warp and @Axel let you run multiple agents at once? Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): This new model however seems super expensive. Apparently more expensive than Codex, which makes it a pretty bad value proposition. spot on! in comparison, @OpenAI 's GPT-5.3 Codex ...

... well does it actually work? Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): @jonayed_tanjim  I'm not close enough to Webhooks to understand if this is a valuable problem to solve. But if this is a common build vs buy decision, my general feeling is that all of these decisions for Dev/Infra will move towards buy. Do you have customers yet? Comment from Alexandru Rada(@alxrda): we at ActorDO decided not to this time. Being based in Europe ... ... although they are legends. This has always been the case, and I wouldn't be deterred. You are an orde of magnitude (or two) more likely to die from not finding product-market fit than you are from a competitor

... building Murror specifically because young people are dealing with a version of this at scale. But honestly the founder loneliness thing hit me personally too. It is one of those things nobody really talks about out loud. Comment from Axel Villamil(@axelvillamil): @manu_goel2  Manu thank you for this! I definitely have to get a run in because my mental health is feeling low as we're scaling up. I'll make sure to keep what you said ... ... mind whenever I don't want to get up. Comment from Axel