... chilled. Someone told me that if you re building a Google feature, it won t be long before Google builds it. They did. So did Superhuman, Read AI and plenty of others. If I did it again, I d find something harder to replicate by going deeper, perhaps rethinking the calendar altogether rather than building an agent on top of it. 2. Pay yourself properly. There is already so much going wrong every day as a founder. You re earning ... ... exactly the moment your stress is reaching new peaks. Pay yourself a reasonable amount. 3. Focus on truth-seeking. When you re inside a large company, it s easy to abstract the truth. A campaign report lands and you find

... audited an AI-written billing service this week. 22 findings, 10 critical. None of them crashed. All returned 200. Four that stuck with me: an auth check that silently lets anyone in when one env var is missing, SQL injection in the one query that wasn't parameterized, a broken permission boundary so anyone can attach a charge to a workspace that isn't theirs, and a Stripe retry that double-grants seats because there's no idempotency check anywhere ... ... what I'm building FetchSandbox around: reproduce the real failure, apply the fix, then prove it holds on your actual code before you ship. For those shipping AI-written integrations, are you catching this stuff before prod, or mostly finding

... integrations, deployment, and turning ideas into working products. Where I want to improve is distribution, marketing, customer acquisition, and go-to-market strategy. So I m curious: For technical founders who have faced the same problem, how did you find the right business/marketing partner? Did you: Find

... thing being watched. It also maps your capability footprint: workflow permissions and triggers, self-hosted runners, write deploy keys, webhooks delivering somewhere other than GitHub. A tip that is really a design note: holding power is not a finding. My own release workflow asks for contents:write and reads two secrets, and it is correct it fires on a tag push, so only someone who can already push tags can reach it. What scores is power reachable from untrusted input ... ... worse than one that admits it. The same reasoning made the checks needing admin scope fail open but still name themselves: "deploy keys (the token lacks the scope this needs)". brew upgrade gfazioli/tap/octoscope So: how would you find

... visible. The quietly consistent ones sail straight through, because the absence of a complaint reads exactly like success. So the honest answer to your question is that the largest number who find out before I do is not the scary number. The scary number is the people who find

... Glotier. It answers one question: when a buyer asks ChatGPT or Gemini or Perplexity for the best tool in your category, do you get named, or does your competitor? Most of what I could find

... think it just became something bigger. The Core of Cluing Never Changed From day one, collecting information was only half of the idea. The other half - and the more important one - was adding your unique insight to every find. Not only what you found, but: Why you saved it Why it matters How it connects to something else What your team should do with it A source without that layer is just another link in a folder. Your insight turns ... ... from it. AI sees the source. Context helps it see what you see. This is why we re moving Cluing from research management toward context management. Collaborating with People - and AI We originally built Cluing so people could collect findings

... recently reached the stage where my product is working, but I need real users to test it and give honest feedback. What surprised me is how difficult it is to find even one person willing to spend 10 minutes trying something new. I m working on a browser-based SIP softphone. I ve contacted people who appear to be relevant, offered free access, and asked only for basic feedback not a purchase. Still, most people do not respond ... ... product itself, but the way early testing is presented. Try my product can sound like unpaid work, even when the product might solve a real problem. For founders who have already passed this stage: How did you find

... started using PostHog properly and built our own dashboards around the things that matter for our product. Causo now has two sides: Causo for Fundraising has a database of 1,000+ funds and 17,000+ investors. It helps founders find the right partner at the right firm, understand why that person is relevant, and write outreach specifically for them. Causo for Sales uses the same technology to research almost any niche live. You describe the companies you want ... ... finds

... same issue or suggest the same improvement, it almost always becomes a top priority in the roadmap. What makes feedback relevant to you? The number of testers? The mix of respondents? Or the way the feedback is collected? Finding: Developers were able to give me detailed and more accurate feedback than users itself. Developers spotted many things, recommended things while user said: It's okay. :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @gostroverhov  Thank you! One of your problems ... ... signed up because you asked them to. i look for two signals before i call anything validated. one, a stranger uses it twice in a week without any nudge. two, someone else tells someone else about it and you find

... Flowmyi, an AI workspace for Gmail that helps make sure important emails and commitments don't get lost in your inbox. The product is already working in private beta, but I've hit a challenge I didn't expect: Finding the first 10-15 real beta users has been much harder than building the product itself. So far I've tried: LinkedIn outreach Slack communities Asking friends and my network I've received some great feedback, but I'm still ... ... struggling to find

... while, and today I finally decided to step in, say hello, and share what I ve been working on. I m a startup founder, and like many of you, I ve faced the brutal reality of building alone. Finding a co-founder who shares your vision, skill set, and work ethic is arguably harder than finding

... like to introduce PartnerUp. Hello Hunters & Makers, PartnerUp came out of a huge frustration of mine. As a creative, I've never been short on ideas. What I've been short on is people to build them with. Finding someone who shares your ambition, matches your energy, and actually follows through. So I built the thing I wished existed: an app that connects founders, operators, collaborators, and anyone with the itch to make something real. Some of what ... ... inside: A daily collaborator pick. One curated match each day, chosen for genuine fit rather than volume. Powerful search and filtering. Find

... that people ask for automation, but what they really want is productivity. Those sound like the same thing but actually aren't. Ask someone what they want from an AI sales tool and the answer is usually: Just find the leads, write the emails and run the outreach for me. But the moment the tool actually tries to do that, the questions start: where did this company come from; why does it match my ICP, is this person still working ... ... there; where did you find

... everyone, We just opened up Causo.ai for sales lead gen. We originally built Causo for fundraising: help founders find the right investors, research why they fit, and write proper outreach instead of sending hope this finds

... developer reviewed the change, merged it, and the hit rate recovered within the hour. Without that loop, a regression like this tends to pop up weeks later in a cost report, and someone spends an afternoon dissecting deploys to find it. Latitude was built around the idea that the system watching an agent should be able to hand its evidence to the system that writes the fix. This is the loop: And this is how to wire ... ... cost. Related traces group into sessions, so a ten-turn conversation is a single object rather than ten disconnected rows. If your agent emits OpenTelemetry today, as most do, this is a new endpoint rather than a rewrite. 2. Find

... almost feels like complexity is built in to maximise credit usage- not maximise value delivered to the users. I have spoken with 200+ founders and builders while building Jesse. A vast majority spend more per month Clay to just find 100 leads (not convert, just find

... specific moment worked better than naming the category, not poor visibility across multiple businesses but I found out three weeks later a client never got a reply. That specific moment made people nod instead of skim past. Do you find the same holds for problems that are about attention instead of a broken workflow? Comment from Stacy Wycoff(@stacywycof83995): For FounderFlow the problem is not unclear, it is invisible until it is too late. Founders running more than one business ... ... tell others about. Comment from Anna Ludwinowski(@anna_ludwinowski): @g023  If we lead with monetization, we can become blind to the problem we're trying to solve because it becomes only about the $$$. Find

... real annoyance, glad someone's actually building the cross platform version instead of just complaining about it. Finding identity as a solo dev with zero budget is brutal though, that's the part that usually kills these projects before the product even gets a fair shot. Followed on Instagram, rooting for Nudge to find

... changes to Search in over 25 years. The shift is conceptual as much as it is technical: traditional search waits for you to show up with a question. Information agents operate continuously in the background, reasoning across information to find what you need at the right moment Here is what changed and why it matters for your brand. 1. Search now works while you sleep Google introduced information agents , persistent background processes that monitor the web on your behalf ... ... surface relevant findings

... hours per week on manual asset requests. Why Do Designers Waste Hours on Brand Asset Requests? A developer needs the logo in white. A copywriter wants the exact brand blue hex. A new team member asks where to find the current  brand guidelines . A client wants a link to all the logo files. Each request takes time: opening Figma, digging through Drive folders, re-exporting a file, writing an email. Multiply that across ten clients and thirty requests ... ... What Brand Asset Management Tools Does Your AI Agent Get? Once connected, your AI agent has access to 10 brand asset management tools inside Sinqlo. Here's what each one does and when you'd actually use it. 1. Find

... usually the invisible ones you only notice when they're gone. Comment from Memduh Mehmet PANPALLI(@mpanpalli): @wereframe   Hi Neal! You can find it at fluxerv.com , free to start, no waitlist. Would love to hear what you think! Comment from Memduh Mehmet PANPALLI(@mpanpalli): @busmark_w_nika  No worries at all! If you ever find

... currently trying to find my first 20 beta users for SpeechToFlow.com , but I'll be honest: I have no idea what the best process is. The Vision: I truly believe that in the near future, we won't use keyboards anymore. My goal is to revolutionize note-taking, email writing, and AI prompting by removing the friction of typing. The Product: I built an application to replace the keyboard. You simply speak, and we instantly write and structure your thoughts ... ... perfectly on any application. My Ask for the Community: Advice: How did you find

... Every time I wanted to tweak a margin or color during development, I did the same thing: open DevTools find the element change the value like it copy it switch to editor find

... galdayan): our setup ended up being a Slack webhook per agent session, posted to a channel only that agent writes to. sounds basic but the key part was making the notification say WHY it's waiting (needs approval vs finished vs