... tool, a fix had been auto-deployed while I was gone. I hadn't touched a thing. I knew immediately that other devs would want this. So I went to work productizing it. Today that little tool is called BugStack . It supports JavaScript, TypeScript, Ruby, Go, and Python. It's already live with a small but loyal group of devs using it in production. I come from the B2B sales world, so building in public is brand new territory ... ... community's input: Do I launch now while the product is solid and working? Or do I spend more time in this community first, supporting other makers and building relationships before going for it? Either way, my vision for BugStack