... Hello guys, we are planning to implement the Murmell bots. It's an alternative to Grok bots, which can enable the multiprovider thing (using you bots with claude, codex, etc) and also make the bot durable in the cloud. I was just wondering, for the people that already use murmell, would you prefer it like : a "bot" node in the canvas

... Hello guys, we are planning to implement the Murmell bots. It's an alternative to Grok bots, which can enable the multiprovider thing (using you bots with claude, codex, etc) and also make the bot durable in the cloud. I was just wondering, for the people that already use murmell, would you prefer it like : a "bot" node in the canvas

... story against the writes it watched and says what was left out or never happened. UI & UX One sidebar: explorer, a permanent Inspector (metrics, risk/reuse meters, symbols, importers), Changed, Structure the right-hand panel is gone and the canvas keeps its full width. Bare canvas

... just told Claude Code to use Remotion to enhance my launch video for the new Pretty Canvas. (Repurpose Content in Your Brand Voice in a visual canvas

... Product Hunt! I wanted to share a project I've been building called Screen Stickynote ( https://screenstickynote.com/ ). It's a completely free, purely offline productivity workspace designed around an infinite 3D canvas. Why build this when there are thousands of note apps? Two reasons: absolute privacy and visual freedom. Most modern tools force you into vertical scrolling lists and cloud databases. Screen Stickynote changes that. Key Highlights: 100% Offline & Private: Built using PWA technology. All data is saved ... ... your device via IndexedDB. Your notes never touch a third-party server. Infinite 3D Virtual Canvas

... couldn't have shipped this in 2019. The first version of the Everview canvas was a whiteboard hack. Mural, a weekend, a problem I'd hit at every company I'd built or worked in: everyone agrees on the plan, and nobody can see whether it's actually happening. The wireframe I drew seven years ago is almost unrecognizable now. It was covered in handles buttons for every operation, controls for every view, a mechanical interface for a mechanical model ... ... work. Today almost all of that is gone, replaced by signals, and by a canvas

... browser memory, so performance and model loading become key constraints. Core pipeline The implementation follows four simple steps: Capture from clipboard via the browser's native paste event. Crop the region the user selects using an HTML5 <canvas>. Upscale small regions before OCR to improve accuracy. Run Tesseract.js in a Web Worker and return the result. Here are the key code pieces, in case anyone is exploring something similar. 1. Clipboard paste listener typescript import { useEffect } from 'react ... ... items = e.clipboardData?.items; if (!items) return; for (let i = 0; i < items.length; i++) { if (items[i].type.startsWith('image/')) { const file = items[i].getAsFile(); if (file) onImageCaptured(file); break; } } }; window.addEventListener('paste', handlePaste); return () => window.removeEventListener('paste', handlePaste); }, [onImageCaptured]); } 2. Canvas

... Aviquill just hit 1.0, and the headline feature changes what the tool is capable of end-to-end: you can now create dialogue, design level layouts, and mock up game UIs directly inside the same canvas where you already map mechanics and systems. Until now, Aviquill solved the "explaining a system clearly" problem but a GDD full of well-connected notes still left a gap before anything became a testable prototype. This release closes that gap. A designer ... ... sketch a quest, write the branching dialogue for the NPC who gives it, block out the level layout where it takes place, and rough in the UI that displays it to the player, all inside one connected canvas

... Existing HTML can look complete in a browser and still be difficult to edit. The challenge becomes clearer when one file combines standard HTML with SVG, Canvas, IFrame content, positioned elements, and nested tables. HtmlDrag gives teams a visual finishing workflow for existing HTML. Upload a file, import a URL, or paste code, then establish a baseline with ordinary content before checking the special structures. The important distinction is the editing layer. You can select and adjust standard HTML, treat ... ... Canvas

... year ago, I started building Crayon because I wanted a creative editor that combined the simplicity of Canva with the power of professional design software. As I kept building, I realized creators often had to jump between multiple apps just to finish one project. Design in one app, animate in another, edit vectors somewhere else, then export and repeat. I wanted to solve that. Here are a few features I'm most proud of: Illustrator-style Pen Tool One thing ... ... card dozens of times, you'll appreciate this. Any group of layers can be converted into a reusable component and saved to your account. Use it across future projects, update your workflow, and maintain consistency without rebuilding everything. Change Canvas

... Every indie artist we talked to during our early research knew Spotify Canvas existed. Almost none of them had one. The barrier wasn't creative it was production. Canvas

... month, that's a full Shorts cycle: two drafts to find the right visual direction, one final cut for release. The 9:16 output size is critical here. It goes directly to YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels, and Spotify Canvas without re-cropping. One generation, four distribution surfaces. What the Results Looked Like Turnaround: one afternoon per track. The generation itself takes minutes. Studio adjustments changing a scene's visual feel, fixing a moment that didn't land add time ... ... release. Catalog Shorts surface at discovery; new-release Shorts compete in a crowded moment. And pair the visual workflow with the audio platform strategy. The same 9:16 video that goes to Shorts also works as a Spotify Canvas

... upstream. Market data first. Then strategy. Then PRD. Then only after I actually knew what needed to exist IA structure and wireframes. Same thinking, completely different order. It felt backwards at first. Designers are trained to reach for the canvas early. Sitting with data and information architecture before touching a single component felt like delayed creativity. But it turned out to be the opposite. When you know exactly what you're building and why, the design decisions basically make themselves ... ... Question for the designers here: has your starting point in the process shifted recently? Or do you still reach for the canvas

... like telegram more than the whatsapp for chatting :) VS Code : i do code . Comment from mono.(@shakutovbekzat): Here s my stack for building mobile apps today: Antigravity + Codex (AI Agent): Switched to this setup recently. Previously, VS

... just built a fully interactive, natively animated chess game every piece, every move, every glow effect entirely inside ExodeUI. No Unity. No game engine. No code. Just two AI agents and a canvas. Here's how it happened, start to finish: Step 1 Aura builds the board and pieces from SVG scratch. I typed: "create a chess board with all 32 pieces in starting position." Aura calculated the exact 60 60px grid, generated Staunton-style vector paths for every piece ... ... type pawn, rook, knight, bishop, queen, king and placed all 32 on the correct squares with mathematically precise x/y coordinates. Not emoji. Not Unicode. Clean, fully editable SVG paths on the canvas

... Solarch Agent is now free for everyone. Here is exactly what we just shipped to improve your workflow: Core Mechanics The Frictionless Playground: We killed the immediate sign-up wall. You can now jump directly into the Solarch canvas, connect your nodes, and compile your architecture without an account (up to a specific usage limit). Contextual Architecture Expansion: Right-click anywhere on the canvas

... title probably said it all, but, i'd like to introduce abit about my new launch: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... - an online image editor much abit like canva and the likes. I had decided to make an easier and faster version of it, one that makes it abit easier packed with some tools that not even canva

... Product Hunt! I'm excited to introduce TimelineX a visual canvas for building and sharing timelines that people actually want to explore. Why I built it Every timeline tool I tried was either buried inside a tool I didn't need, looked outdated, or didn't respect real time proportions. A 10-year gap looked the same as a 1-year gap. That always bothered me. So I built something better. What you can do with TimelineX: Career histories ... ... future Family histories generations and memories that stick Historical archives eras, events, and primary sources side by side What makes it different: Proportional timelines: events snap to real time. A 10-year gap looks like 10 years Zoomable canvas

... Sharing something we've been building for the last few months to get feedbacks. What it is:   Denker.ai  is a visual canvas where you can delegate tasks to AI agents like assigning work to human teammates. The problem we tried to solve:   Prompt chaining feels like babysitting, not delegating Setting up a team of agents requires too much effort and config Checking deliverables from agents, means opening more tabs and windows What we've built: A team ... ... agents working out of the box, supported by our existing subscription Visual canvas

... drawaring is not good! Day 15 of building Verso ( projectoye.com ) A workspace OS replacing your fragmented tool stack with one AI-native environment. Hectic day. Good hectic. Real-time Canvas Done The design canvas

... direction-setting. Had a conversation with a co-founder about where the product goes next and landed on a concept we are calling the Universal Object Model. The question that started it: Verso has Notes, Spreadsheets, Presentations, Forms, Canvas, Folio all working, all real-time. But each one is its own island. What if they were not? What the Universal Object Model enables: Search across everything from one place not just your notes, not just your spreadsheets. Everything in Verso ... ... search. Cross-tool linking link a row in a spreadsheet to a note, a form response to a canvas

... Presentations, Process Flows, and an AI-native IDE into one place. What happened today: Continued work on the team admin panel Member management, roles, permissions took longer than expected. Tightening everything before moving ahead. Started enhancing Grid (personal infinite canvas) Your private space inside Verso: Notes Kanban AI blocks Web search Mind maps All on an infinite canvas

... live preview desktop, tablet, and mobile. Not quite right? Just tell it what to change. Tweak the layout, adjust colors, rearrange elements. Keep iterating until it looks exactly how you want. When the design feels right, hit Build . Canvas writes real, production code directly into your codebase. Not a mockup. Not a prototype. Actual code. Edit visually too select elements, drag to reposition, resize with handles, double-click to edit text. Every version gets saved as a snapshot. Go back ...

... powerful models like Llama3 or Qwen entirely offline. Zero API costs. 100% total privacy. You can now feed your most confidential study materials to the AI, and the data literally never leaves your laptop. Live Flashcard Decks on the Canvas: You can now drop full study decks directly onto the Infinite Canvas

... organize and synthesize information for students, researchers or anyone who prefers mental geometry to long texts. Instead of just chatting with an AI, you work spatially with it: Fact/Hypothesis Nodes: Drop your notes, PDFs, and concepts onto an infinite canvas. AI Bridging: Select two seemingly unrelated ideas, and the AI will suggest the missing link or analogy between them. Red Team Agent: An AI that runs in the background while you work, flagging logical fallacies or weak evidence in your ... ... questions for you: Does this spatial, visual approach to AI solve a real problem for your workflow? What feature is missing that would make this a daily driver for you? Does the onboarding make sense, or does the canvas