... start the download. felt way too slow. tried optimizing with yt-dlp arguments and prewarmed pools, still around 9 to 10 sec. i was obsessed with speed at this point. almost 3 months gone. shifted to bun to experiment, thinking it'd be faster than node, but turns out the cmd process time was basically the smae regardless. decided i needed a framework that could actually run cmd commands faster , so between rust and golang i picked golang and spent ...

... effortless now. Direct conversations with individual developers also makes sense as the next step, since I need to validate whether a solo developer gets day-one value without a manager or team reporting layer involved. The bottom-up vs top-down point is the main thing I need to settle. My instinct is to start with the solo developer workflow first, then only move toward teams once the individual utility is strong enough to stand on its own. What communities ... ... tool and language communities beat the founder ones, because that is where people post what they are building instead of who they are. Start in the showcase and "what I built" channels of Discords like Raycast, Obsidian, Tauri, Bun

... already stripped all regenerable dependency folders (node_modules, .venv, target, .gradle, etc.) no matter how many ecosystems were in the repo. Lockfiles stayed. On restore, though, DevCleaner only suggested one reinstall command based on a fixed priority (pnpm yarn bun npm poetry pip ). The only automatic multi-step combo was one package manager + Docker Compose (npm install && docker compose build). So a repo with npm and Python would archive correctly, but one-click restore might only ... ... install you'd handle the venv yourself. What it does now (1.6.1+): It detects every applicable ecosystem in the project and chains them into a single one-click command, in a sensible order: One JS tool (pnpm / yarn / bun

... channels such as Feishu. - Hardened local auth and session handling with stricter local boundaries, rate-limited pairing attempts, constrained chat file downloads, serialized workspace agent startup, and a relaunch focus fix. - Updated va-ai-api-bridge to 0.1.5. Validation: - bun install --cwd src --frozen-lockfile - cargo check --manifest-path src/Cargo.toml - cargo test --manifest-path src/Cargo.toml -p common parses_new_thread_commands - bun

... Comment from Ashutosh Tripathi(@ashutosh_tripathi13): Congrats on the launch, team! I got so into Tabstack that I built a CLI for it tabstack-cli live on stream while team were talking about PH launch. It's a Bun-native CLI that wraps the Tabstack API so you can drive it straight from your terminal: tabstack login, fetch and extract pages, run automations, all without leaving the shell. https://github.com/zero8dotdev/t... The fun part: the very first thing it extracted ...

... when a target model cannot read an attachment. - Fixed the DeepSeek Anthropic-style tool_use / tool_result bridge path. - Cleaned up profile setup, model defaults, and proxy wording. - Improved handover pickup/resume robustness. Validation: - cargo test -p server: 86 passed. - bun run ws:matrix: 98 cases passed across websocket provider/protocol/agent combinations. - desktop-ui and web production builds passed. - macOS arm64 DMG is signed, notarized, stapled, and accepted by spctl. Download: https://github.com/jazzenchen/Vi... Comment from Jazzen Chen(@jazzenchen): @tehreem_fatima5 ...

... prefer to review the output of agents, rather than individual actions, and run one or more sessions in parallel. What type of developer are you when working with AI coding agents? For context, when @Kilo Code launched their new @VS Code extension last week , with parallel agents, inline diff reviewer, and multi-model comparisons, some users actually wanted more control back. While the team is working on multiple improvements , like better diffs before you approve and permission flow fixes ... ... probably consider myself a "High-level Human-in-the-Loop." I don't approve every single edit, but I prefer to keep an eye on the overall direction. Since I work a lot with a fast-evolving runtime like Bun

... easier to review images, containers, and build cache before removing anything. Thanks to @hazarartuner for the suggestion. Also added favorite cleanup categories so frequently used areas are easier to access. On top of that, expanded package manager coverage (Bun, Ruby Gems) and improved simulator storage reporting for Xcode. A lot of smaller improvements too around CLI usage, performance, and review flow. Still very focused on one thing: making it easier to understand what s actually taking space before cleaning anything ...

... danger. The tailwind situation also highlights something important. Enterprise backing has more power over open source than ever. If no one will donate because of no traffic, then sponsors will gain the upper hand. Look at how Anthropic owns bun now. What happens when the large companies, the industry titans decide to finish the cycle. Embrace, Extend, Extinguish. We are speedrunning our way back to the mainframe era. where code is proprietary and open source projects go unmaintained. Comment from ... ... training)? I think the mistake here is conflating the purpose of open source. It's not to have folks visit docs for traffic, revenue or community - it's to provide a 'free as in speech, not as in beer' alternative

... world, welcome back to The Breakpoint, a weekly thread on all things dev tools on Product Hunt. The latest Recent dev-first products launched on the site @TwelveLabs launched Marengo 3.0, their "most powerful embedding model for video understanding" @Bun the JavaScript toolkit, got recently acquired by @Anthropic @Unosend is an API-first, cost-effective email platform @Pylar securely connects your entire data stack to any AI agent @8bitcn/ui turns @shadcn/ui into an 8-bit styled component library Rubber duck ...

... best way to reliably interact with an LLM so that you can bolt things like memory, tools, and MCP to your AI agent' Everyone Wants to Be the `express.js` of Agents, the `node-fetch` of web-scraping or the `bun of agentic runtimes` You walk around the bay area and you can see developers grinnin'... for protocol dominance. Just like HTTP standardized how browsers talk to servers, every MCP framework is someone s moonshot to standardize how we feed, prompt ... ... www.producthunt.com/search?q=MCP No one trusts the abstractions they didn t write themselves. Every framework is a political stance, a philosophy on how to do the "NEW THING" right: Where does context ends and reasoning begins? How much to expose vs

... controlling the terminal application and giving the agent access to terminal commands and CLI tools, which are typically pretty fast. However, we are ultimately limited by the speed of the underlying model providers. Different models are optimized for speed vs power, try different ones and figure out which works for your flow! As far as Agent Management, asynchronous Agent work is something we're building a first class experience for. Check out the features we've built for this ... ... thinking deeply about the right way to build a file system view into Warp. We want to do it in a first principled way that is crafted specifically for the experience of working with Agents. There are definitely some buns

... used NearbyGem to find a local street food vendor for bao buns, and it did not disappoint! Curious do you trust AI recommendations or prefer asking locals for food tips ...