... because I have a number of LCNC friends who, like me, won't even open Stripe before first opening ChatGPT or something similar to guide me through the maze that is Stripe. Here's me, having just downloaded Claude Cowork, really doubtful that it is going to make any difference with the seven stuck projects I have in Stripe... Comment from Nikhil Shahane(@nikhilshahane): This is an interesting problem. I haven't worked with stripe, but I'm assuming that ... ... call in ChatGPT first just to find the exit. I ve been using Claude for subscriptions and webhooks too. Boilerplate code? Fast as hell. But throw it at metered billing or weird tax rules? It s lost. If Cowork

... Tana connect to next? Happy to answer questions in the comments! Comment from R.J. Nestor(@r_j_nestor): I've been exploring the new Tana Local API/MCP for the past week. I'm using it in coordination with Claude Cowork. It's a bit too early for me to make any broad pronouncements about my life being changed, but I'll say this: now that Tana is no longer walled off from the files and folders ... ... tasks or projects (added to Tana via the new MCP). The documents were then moved to folders on my computer that correspond to Tana projects. That would have been a maintenance nightmare before, but now that one environment (Cowork

... folks I m getting ready to launch my AI coworker on Product Hunt next week and wanted to share it early with this community. You can talk to it, share your screen, create notes, to-dos, journal, and work together like a real coworker

... Everyone focuses differently. And for a lot of people, where and how they work makes a huge difference . Some need silence. Others need background noise. Some can t stand the cold, others lose focus if it s too warm. Coworking spaces? Only if they have the right vibe. Offices? Only if colleagues aren t interrupting every five minutes. Personally, I m flexible about location. I can work from pretty much anywhere. But I do have two must-haves: a proper ... ... stick, whether that's product direction, legal positioning, UX strategy. Everything else can happen on the go. B Comment from Ayush(@ideatbd): I work remotely but hate being restricted to my desk, so I often work from cafes or coworking

... this amazing global Product Hunt community, but wouldn t it be cool to connect locally too? Imagine this: * Casual monthly demos (think Show & Tell for founders) * Feedback from fellow makers before you launch * In-person coworking jams and product chats * Mini launch parties when someone ships * Honest convos about what s working, what s not I don t know if this exists yet around here but if you re a founder, indie hacker, or product-minded person ... ... Location: Baltimore Vibe: Product convos, pre-launch feedback, early-stage funnel experiments, co-working meetups. If this doesn t exist yet, we can start by gathering a few folks for a casual meetup maybe a coffee shop cowork

... mainly use coworking spaces or cafes, and I go on a workation every three months. Next month, I plan to visit Jeju Island in Korea for a month. You, who don t work in the office, are probably a "digital nomad," right? It seems like we are in the same situation. Nice to meet you. We are preparing a new service for digital nomads. Could you possibly participate in an interview? (It will take 5 minutes) https://tally.so/r/wzdG00 Comment ... ... from Fred Davis(@fred_davis5): @imbud1980  home at night Comment from Fred Davis(@fred_davis5): I've worked remotely for over one year, moving between cities and working in coworking

... what did you like most/least about working from a coworking space ...

... miss going to happy hour, concerts and game night as we're coming up on a full year of sheltering in place. I've had Zoom hangouts with friends, family and coworkers, but it's not quite the same. Not only that, but I'm on Zoom all day for work. Do you use alternative