... Claude writes the table-based HTML layout -> ChatGPT checks Outlook rendering quirks -> Perplexity verifies dark-mode CSS compatibility HTML emails feel like coding in 1999 tables inside tables, inline CSS everywhere and Outlook breaking every single button you design! One AI generates modern CSS flexbox layouts that look amazing in Apple Mail but look totally destroyed in desktop Outlook, while another writes bulletproof legacy HTML that looks boring on dark mode mobile clients. Combining their inputs gets ...

... class, a badge and the nav link shared the accent variable. Every run added an id-scoped rule. Checkout stayed green. Appending "Do not change anything else" changed one thing: the five runs with it wrote the hex inline where nine of the other ten had added two CSS variables. A path rule fencing off every file but the stylesheet never fired. Real repositories look different. One benchmark pre-applied the fix to 200 issues and reopened them for five ...

... after launch you got a blank list and a nice long think. One new index later, the same query takes 68 s 20 ms . A test now pins the query plan so it can't quietly come back. Inline images no longer freeze the window while a sync is running. They're now loaded off the UI thread, where they should have been all along. New Log in with a username, not just an email address. Some organisations want jdoe ...

... something that's often just a strong headline, a few sections, and a clear CTA. So I built PageEngine: describe your business in a sentence, and AI generates a complete, live landing page in under 60 seconds. Edit inline, switch templates, publish instantly or export the code. It's solo-built Laravel + MySQL on the backend, Next.js for the frontend, Claude AI powering the generation. I've handled everything myself: architecture, design, billing (Razorpay), and now this launch. Launched ...

... works the way most Mac apps you already use do: Free doesn't expire. Pro is there when you need more What Free gets you An editable journal where you can create unlimited notes, folders, tags, and inline images. The full editor with a formatting toolbar, split view, search, favourites, multiple window support and full keyboard navigation. No note cap, no watermark, no nagging, no expiry date. Point MinkNote at any other folder of Markdown you already have ... ... website, generated straight from a MinkNote journal by a published agent skill so you can turn your own notes into a docs site the same way Text zoom in the editor, with shortcuts YouTube embeds that render inline

... drag it. Smaller things you will notice Cloud status badges you can act on. Files in iCloud and other clouds show whether they are downloaded, and you can pull one down straight from its badge. Rename in place, everywhere. Inline rename works in the column and gallery views too now, not just grid and list. A quieter, glassier chrome. The toolbar, tabs and path bar pick up the Liquid Glass material, so they sit under your content instead of competing ...

... none, the key absent when the column is off, so a script can tell the two apart. The part I enjoyed getting right is why it is opt-in. GitHub counts each repo's history on request, and asked inline on the list query it pushed that query past GitHub's 10-second gateway limit three times in five on my 91-repo account. The first run passed at 9.8 seconds and I very nearly shipped on that one green ...

... weeks of SkillDocs I launched SkillDocs on August 12 collaborative markdown for the files that teach your agents how to work. Live cursors, inline comments, and an MCP server so the agent works the same loop you do. Here's what's landed since. Full changelog with screenshots: https://skilldocs.dev/changelog New things: tables are a live grid you edit in place, not a picture that falls apart the moment you click into it. Focus mode ...

... insanely popular right now and holds a massive share of new projects. But I think it is very easy to end up with unreadable HTML files full of utility classes without even realizing that you're just writing inline styles with extra steps. Thanks ...

... good analyst would with the actual chart, table, or calculator, not a paragraph describing one. So when an agent decides a visual beats prose, it writes real render-able code and it renders live in the chat inline, not a separate canvas. It runs in a sandboxed iframe with a null origin, so the generated code can't touch your cookies or session, even though it's fully interactive. It also picks up your theme automatically, light or dark ...

... frameless window of its own. Drag it to the second monitor, keep reading mail underneath, and it keeps streaming the whole time. Close it and it comes home Esc, , Alt+F4, whatever you press, the conversation slides back inline exactly where it was. No "session expired", no starting over. Click a citation in a popped-out chat and the actual email opens in the main window which politely un-minimizes itself from the tray instead of making you go find ...

... injecting it into the header of the site. This reserves the exact space needed for the icons before they render on the screen. /* Reserve dimensions for lazy-loading service icons to prevent layout shifts */ .zentro-service-icon-wrapper { display: inline-block; min-width: 64px; min-height: 64px; aspect-ratio: 1 / 1; content-visibility: auto; } @media (max-width: 768px) { .zentro-service-icon-wrapper { min-width: 48px; min-height: 48px; } } Adding this inline

... export text notes as Obsidian-ready markdown: Single note Download for Obsidian (one .md file) All notes Export to Obsidian (ZIP) from the backup menu Each note includes YAML frontmatter (title, created, modified) and keeps images inline , so you only need one file no attachment folders to mess with. How to import into Obsidian In Browser Notes, open a note Download Download for Obsidian Find the .md file in your Downloads Open Obsidian Drag the file into the left sidebar ... ... this A lot of people use Browser Notes for quick local writing, then want a longer-term home in Obsidian. This makes that handoff painless no retyping, no messy image folders. Would love feedback: Is single-file export (with inline

... scale, and I recently jumped into full-stack. I m surrounded by a lot of blue-collar family/friends. Building PaceCount ( pacecount.net ) modern intake + job management for service businesses and side hustlers. Think TurboTax-style forms for the trades plus inline broadcasting for core customer base. Live with a couple of paying customers. Happy to be here and would love to meet other makers ...

... idea is too small or too weird. Some things people have already been describing:  - Alert me when I've spent too much time on a certain website  - Score a Twitter or LinkedIn profile against my own criteria, inline  - One-click clean up and export the current page  - A side panel that summarizes whatever I'm reading  A few things worth knowing while you think:  - You describe it in plain English. If the prompt ... ... scaffolds the whole thing: reads the current checkout page on click, runs a local heuristic to flag the obvious dark patterns (pre-checked add-ons, guilt-trip opt-out copy, reset-on-refresh timers), and surfaces them inline

... brandgen_ai v2 launches on Product Hunt Tuesday, July 7 We rebuilt our on-brand AI image generator from scratch: brand projects, 4 image models, an inline editor, share + remix. Launch day only: sign up and get 100 bonus credits on top of the free 30. 130 to start, 24 hours only . Would love a follow so you catch it live producthunt.com/products/brandgen What's the one asset you wish AI could generate on-brand, every time ...

... tends to overscope by 2-3 files. let it tell you what. let cursor figure out where. Comment from Nolan Vu(@nolan_vu): That md-as-handoff idea is genuinely smart. I tried something similar but was passing instructions inline and kept hitting context drift midway through. Writing the plan as a file first forces both tools (and honestly, yourself) to commit to the scope before execution starts. The overscoping trap is real too. Noticed the same thing. Claude tends ...

... both content and   product work.   2. Google Search Console I basically live in it. For anything SEO, it's the only honest source of truth   about what's actually happening vs. what I assume is happening.   3. Ahrefs keyword and competitor

... same page. You're anchored to the source, not a summary that floats off on its own. The open question I keep chewing on while building it: when something's dense, do people actually want it explained inline like this or do they just want a clean summary and move on? Curious where you land, and what you'd want a mode like this to handle. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9573678): Comment Deleted Comment from ...

... different contexts. CSS uses : in three unrelated places: selectors (.foo:hover), values (content: "a: b"), and declarations (color: red). A regex for color: will hit the wrong place. Problem 2: formatting. Real CSS comes in many formats different indentation, inline comments, single-line rules. Supporting all variants with regex means either covering every case or normalizing the file, which destroys formatting. Problem 3: SCSS nesting and @media inside rules. .card { background: #fff; @media (max-width: 768px) { background: #000; } &:hover ... ... matches = el.matches(effectiveSelector); if (!matches && isPseudoRule) { matches = el.matches(stripInteractivePseudos(effectiveSelector)); } .button:hover strip .button match. The rule appears in the panel marked as a :hover state. For visual preview, the value is set via element.style .setProperty() an inline

... fmerian): curious to have your thoughts about it! see this thread: What's the best AI model for coding? Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): curious what are your preferred models? @MiniMax ? @Qwen ? else? Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): @bullterriertime  what alternative to @Github Copilot would you recommend? Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): no longer using @VS

... definitions: reusable snippets across your queries You can now create SQL definitions scoped to a database connection versioned, named SQL snippets that you can reference inline in any query with {{ definition("name") }}. Definitions get their own home in the Data page sidebar where you can create, edit, describe, and preview them, and the expansion is applied both for human-run queries and for queries the chat agent runs on your behalf. The chat agent understands definitions too, so when ... ... from groups You can give a group its own AI context, and it now flows into chat, chart-editing, and automation agents whenever a member of that group is interacting. If different teams think about your data differently engineering versus

... Tesla setups where you just want to extend your display without needing to tether your phone. Connection Mode Selector Three connection modes to choose from: Same network, Hotspot with internet, or Hotspot with loopback. Each mode has an inline description so you know exactly what it does. Getting Started Tutorial A new in-app tutorial walks you through your first connection. It auto-shows on first launch and branches based on your device (Tesla vs

... actual insight, and it's bigger than it looks: making the notification say why it's waiting is what turns a ping into a triage. "Done" makes you tab back to find out what "done" means. "Needs approval vs finished vs

... same sign-in expectations). Sign-in:  Voice transcription uses Kahana cloud endpoints and expects you to be  signed in . Guests see a sign-in prompt instead of results. Limits:  Poor network can drop uploads. Watch for inline errors and retry. Doc:  https://kahana.io/docs/composer-... Related:  https://kahana.io/docs/voice-orb...  |  https://kahana.io/docs/composer-...  |  https://kahana.io/docs/voice-and... Questions we would love your take on: Push-to-talk vs