... used to keep my chat apps open all day replying to every ping within five minutes because I thought it showed dedication. All it really did was chop my day into tiny useless pieces where I couldn't focus on anything meaningful. The day I started batching my replies to just twice a day my anxiety dropped and I actually finished things on time. Nobody got mad and the world didn't end. How do you manage your communication loops ...

... think. Then the work pulls me in and I forget to turn it back on, so half my day ends up silent anyway :) When it is on, it's something with drive: System of a Down (Chop Suey!, Question!, Lonely Day), Linkin Park (A Place for My Head, Numb, Burn It Down), Skillet (Monster, Hero, Awake and Alive), The Offspring (You're Gonna Go Far, Kid), Hollywood Undead (Undead), Paramore (Misery Business), M neskin (Beggin'), Nirvana (Smells Like Teen Spirit), plus ...

... raise an eyebrow at it made me feel like a fraud for about a week, even though nothing about the product itself had changed. Has this happened to you, showing your vibecoded work to someone with real engineering chops? What did they catch that you'd never have caught yourself, and did it actually change how you build going forward, or did you just quietly feel bad about it and move on like I did? Comment from Jernej Jan Ko ica ...

... architecture and context - log history after every pass - Short passes with initial creation, full pass with design is fine - Fable is a hog. - use ChatGPT or Gemini for UI/UX and design prompting, but not before you get Claude to chop down your architecture first to hand off. - /clear What other things do you use to ensure Claude is productive and doesn't break with a long term project? Comment from Lawrence Telfer(@rostirolawrence): As of right now, my workflow relies ...

... dramatic pause might need 2 seconds, while a spoken sentence takes 6.3 seconds. Users were ending up with videos where the visuals completely drifted away from the audio track. We had to build a dynamic assembly engine that mathematically chops, pads, and syncs these rigid AI clips to the exact millisecond of the audio, so the final cut feels like a human edited it. The result: Now, a user just types a raw script, picks a style, and hits ...

... sure it's either here or there. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Interesting direction Opata. Let me give you the TweetHunter example: I was a huge fan of theirs. @thibaultll is the genius behind it: strong programming and business chops, built the product with another dev. And JK Molina, who was growing his audience at an insane pace at the time, genuinely loved the product before any deal was on the table. That's the foundation the partnership was built ...

... everyone! I'm Tanner. I'm a music business nerd with some software chops I've picked up in the last 5 years. Now I'm trying to build things in public and recently had a cool idea for a browser extension that curbs AI use. It's in "beta" right now but I'd love to find some testers and get user feedback. BrainBud ...

... They all do the same thing: Make you create an account before you can even test anything Slap a watermark on your export Lock the ratio you actually need behind $12/month Or just crop straight down the center and chop off half your face I got tired of it. So I fired up Claude Max, spent about $200 over a week, and built it myself! freecropper.com https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Everything runs in your browser. No account, no watermark. Your video ...

... Product Hunt community! I m Rahul, and I just launched HypeCut today. We built an AI engine that doesn't just chop video randomly it uses Sentiment & Laughter Analysis to find the most "viral" moments in a podcast and auto-edits them into shorts. I ve been staring at this landing page for weeks, so I m blind to the flaws now. I would love for you to tear it apart. Is the value prop clear? Do the "Viral ...

... what doesn t matter yet" is exactly what allowed me to stay sane during the build. It s almost like a mental filter if it doesn t help the user reach that one core "must-have" outcome, it gets chopped. You hit the nail on the head regarding the "end-to-end" flow. For my project, as long as people could generate their Wrapped card, I felt the core promise was kept, even if the login was a bit clunky ...

... filters out ghost jobs and dead listings so you don't have to waste time applying. And here's the thing: our AI actually understands technical skills. It's not a non-technical recruiter guessing. It evaluates your backend chops, your design patterns, your problem-solving approach; the stuff that actually matters. The results: Job seekers spend less time applying and more time interviewing, with roles that actually fit. No more wasting hours on dead ends. Companies hire 3x faster ...

... image editing tools, support for high-resolution RAW files, non-destructive edits, and content-aware region detection. The AI tools will be housed in a new tab called AI Lab , which also brings AI-powered object removal chops, similar to Google and Apple s homegrown offerings. VSCO is using Black Forest Labs @FLUX.1 Kontext model to power these features. Most interestingly may be the pricing: The AI Lab features are available on VSCO s Pro tier, which costs ...

... part rather laborious. Comment from Luigi Fernandez Ortega(@luigi_receiptorai): Definitely the creativity burst at the start! Brainstorming concepts and sketching the storyboard is where the magic happens for me. But my ideas often outpace my actual motion-graphics chops. Has anyone here found an AI tool that can turn those high-concept storyboards into polished marketing videos without a Hollywood skillset? Would love recommendations! Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): Scripting and coming up with ideas. The rest ... ... huge difference, but right now it s often a hacky, manual process. Then there s the tooling itself. many video platforms aren t built for screen reader users. Unlabeled buttons, drag-only timelines, color-coded elements with no alternatives

... opportunity"? What should it be? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @ixord  Gauss curve. When nobody does it = risky (because the market is not prepared and it is unknown). When many people do it = risky (too many competitors). Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @emiske77  I think that COVID was more riskier time but I noticed that many people sit in restaurants during weekends (and bars as well). Literally, we have a street in the square ... ... impossible, and every new tool just adds to the noise. At the same time, I don't hear enough about the accessibility gap: yes, low-code platforms sound amazing, but unless you ve got the data sets, the technical chops

... mention MCP servers in the root search, AI Commands, AI Chat, and Presets. Comment from JaredL(@jaredl): cooool! But firecrawl report an error. Comment from Andr J(@alchemist_studio): Very cool! Now raycast just needs some agenetic chops, and some heavily rebated token prices and we can ditch cursor for mcp usage ...