... expertise in building products. But I do have experience solving other people's problems, so I went on researching, adding more functions, testing with more providers and models, learning words like proxies and gateways, and studying companies like Langfuse. The tool I built for my own visibility answers exactly their question: which feature, which model, which customer, the second a request completes. So I kept building. It's now llm-track.com. No proxy, and prompts never leave your servers ...

... seen written about clearly. Single agent in production is fine. Logs, traces, normal observability. Multi-agent is where it gets weird: - Which agent triggered which downstream call - When agents disagree, who wins and why - Token cost per agent vs per task vs

... debug a bad tool call fast enough) Evaluation (no real gate before promote) Control (observe after the fact, can't block in time) Governance (auditors want proof you don't have) Drop your stack and your pain point. LangSmith, Langfuse, homegrown, nothing yet. All useful. We launched Traccia on Product Hunt today as an AI agent control plane. If you want context on what we're building before you comment, here it is: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Not looking for cheerleading ...

... 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

... with PayPal because I already had the account laying around. Might add Stripe later. I just went with a pay as you go credit based system and I just track the credits in my own DB. Tools/Process: Fired up VS Code, installed Claude Code, used it to author everything for the front end and back end. Used Amazon Q to help me setup all the cloud infrastructure. Went with Elastic Beanstalk for the back end and just a S3 bucket ... ... shadcn, TanStack Query, types generated from the FastAPI OpenAPI spec so frontend + backend never drift - LLMs: OpenAI (GPT-5-nano for cheap structured calls, heavier models for big prompts) with Claude Haiku as fallback. All prompts and traces in Langfuse

... milestone: 100 points Product Hunt is a great place for developer tools to launch - a place where many dev-first, open-source products like @Kilo Code launched successfully: @Supabase (16 launches, 20 awards) @Langfuse (4 launches, 5 awards) or @Metabase (3 launches, 2 awards) for example. 02:57:AM:PST - new milestone: 150 points Product Hunt helps raise awareness, get feedback, and collect testimonials - the type of materials you can reuse later on for marketing purposes. Take this ... ... milestone: 300 points @Kilo Code  still is #1 Product of the Day and just reached 300 points. 07:00:AM:PST - new milestone: 331 points When @Kilo Code first launched their @VS

... Breakpoint. [1][2][3][4] No affiliation here. Also, most of them are hiring across the board. @Cursor is hiring a Growth Engineer, in San Francisco, CA @Kilo Code is hiring a Community Builder, remote US, EU @Langfuse is hiring a DevRel Engineer, Berlin, DE @PostHog is hiring a Design Engineer, remote US, EU @Raycast is hiring a Community Engineer, remote EU @Resend is hiring an Open Source Engineer, Remote US @Speakeasy is hiring a Product Engineer, in San Francisco ...

... feature every day a format initiated by @Supabase in 2021 that has quickly grown in the dev tools space. Picture this: according to launchweek.dev , there were 126 launch weeks run by 94 different companies in 2024, including @Daytona , @Langfuse , and @Resend . Learn more about launch weeks in this story and more examples in this thread . Oh and spoiler alert: They will be live on Product Hunt this Friday, November 21 , for a Battle Royale with @Gatling . The most upvoted product ...

... writes. Join the discussion The job board Recent dev-first products launched on the site that are actively hiring. No affiliation, most of them are hiring across the board. @Cursor is hiring a Growth Product Engineer, San Francisco, CA @Langfuse is hiring a DevRel Engineer, Berlin, DE @Resend is hiring an Open Source Engineer, Remote US @Retool is hiring a DX Engineer, San Francisco, CA @Wasp is hiring a Framework Engineer, remote EU Keep reading The Breakpoint ...

... excited to announce a special voice and realtime AI hackathon hosted by @Daily.co (W16) and Google @DeepMind at the YC office on October 11. Build multimodal AI applications, work with engineers from Google, Daily, @BAML (W23), @Coval (S24), @Langfuse (W23), @Tavus (S21), and the AI Tinkerers community. Win prizes like a guaranteed YC interview , lunch with Google engineers, special swag. Due to limited space, please be sure to sign up in advance to reserve your spot. Comment from Kwindla Kramer ...

... long before they were cool). right now, i m working on copi: an docs, wikis, and task management, built with next.js, supabase, and react native. for any ai features/product, mostly i use python, fastapi, openai api, tensorflow, langchain, and langfuse. always hear, building, and shipping Comment from Fathin Afif(@fathinafiff): nice to meet you all, how you use this platform as part of growing guys ...

... them. FWIW Every week, I hand-pick open roles at great dev-first companies and post them on my socials. Some of them are hiring across the board. Below are some opportunities that I recently found no affiliation: @Langfuse is hiring a Developer Advocate , in Berlin (Germany) ping @marc_klingen @Mintlify is hiring a Product Engineer , in San Francisco, CA ping @han_wang6 @PostHog is hiring a Product Marketer , remote EU, US @Supabase is hiring a Growth Engineer , remote ...

... approaching the long-awaited Golden Kitty Awards, I'm dropping here some of my favorite developer tools launched on Product Hunt in 2024: @Supabase - The open-source Firebase alternative went GA last April and had a *stellar* launch: #1 Product of the Day, #1 Product of the Week, #1 Product of the Month! @bolt.new - Last year, @v0 by Vercel was nominee, and I predict the alternative

... What are the best dev tools launched on Product Hunt this year from your perspective? Some of my favorite, most inspiring launches until now: @Corbado  - passkey-first authentication @Langfuse 2.0  - open-source LLM engineering platform @Liveblocks 2.0  - a complete toolkit to embed collaboration features fast @MotherDuck  - simple analytics data warehouse @Supabase  - open-source Firebase alternative