... Mathew here with Clipto. Wanted to share something fun we just made for the Clipto MCP launch. We gave Claude access to 1,000+ clips of Elon Musk through Clipto MCP and simply asked it to come up with something fun to make. This is what it came up with no manual clip selection or cleanup :) Hope you enjoy it! Comment below if you want the clip package + exact prompt to try it out yourself ...

... research, etc. 3 - Always keep updating your readme.md or a PRD file and set project-specific instructions 4 - Think in AI chats and execute in CLI or code editors. Comment from Bryan Williamson(@bryan_williamson3): @new_user___090202674ab6e030a7a9c52   @mathew_chang  For me, the hardest part isn't code generation, it's continuity. I've noticed AI often forgets subltle constraints that shaped previous decisions, so I end up repeating myself. Comment from James(@jbrio): Just tell ... ... handles refactoring. I've seen it improve individual files, but it sometimes overlooks the ripple effects across the rest of the codebase. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9637647): Comment Deleted Comment from Mathew

... thing that actually broke once real users or data hit it, auth, data consistency, service integration, something else? And did you end up digging into the code yourself, or bring in outside help to sort it out? Comment from Mathew Chang(@mathew

... valuable signals, but they're rarely the full picture. We now treat them as conversation starters, not specs. A quick follow-up call usually reveals the real need in under 5 minutes. Comment from Mona Truong(@monatruong_murror): @mathew_chang  Well said. The first request is a signal, not a blueprint. We learned to ask why three times before writing a single line of code. That extra digging almost always reveals the real need hiding behind the surface-level ... ... want. This catches misaligned assumptions early. Short interviews are becoming a required step for anything that touches core user flows. Comment from Carolina Ellen(@carolina_ellen): @monatruong_murror do you trust feature request or dog deeper first? Comment from Mathew

... because people trust it and then waste time debugging things that no longer exist :) Nice updates, both seem focused on solving real workflow problems rather than just adding AI for the sake of AI. Comment from Neville Mathew(@neville_mathew

... variable setup time, driven mostly by your security posture, networking, and existing infrastructure. Assuming right internal resources are engaged with our onboarding team, it's typically stood up and validated within one work day. Comment from scritty(@scritty_dev): @mathew_chang  Personal + Team, you're up and running in under 5 minutes on the embedded backend -- install the binary, drop in your license key, and go. You can also hook up your own backend (qdrant/pgvector/chroma/weaviate), and our team ... ... options; this has variable setup time, driven mostly by your security posture, networking, and existing infrastructure. Assuming right internal resources are engaged with our onboarding team, it's typically stood up and validated within one work day. Comment from Mathew

... landing page auditor that'll tell you the target audience of your page, who it might be repelling, what's working, what isn't, and crucially: what to fix first! All the best! Comment from Thomas.(@tedavis): @mathew_chang  Good point! Ferguson is an AI landing page auditor that will show the audience your site is attracting, who you might be accidentally repelling, what's working, what's wrong, and crucially: what to fix first! Comment from Mathew

... Documentation has a way of going stale the moment code changes. Curious how teams here handle it. Is it manual updates, doc generators, CI hooks, something else? Interested in what actually works at scale vs. what sounds good in theory. Comment from Brian Pond(@brian_pond): Until recently, my answer would have been: "We handle this very poorly." Documentation is rarely prioritized and updated. It's kind of a trope that it gets neglected, along with Testing, Security, and Reporting ... ... begin with full documentation from Day 1, and iteratively and continuously update docs with every commit. ADRs, Design Docs, Requirements Functional and Technical Code documentation User-facing documentation All of it quite a bit easier now. Comment from Neville Mathew

... alerts (knowing when your docs are out of date), Auto-generated changelogs, Architecture decision record generation from commit history, User-facing README sections? Or something completely new? Trying to figure out what's actually worth building. Comment from Neville Mathew(@neville_mathew

... tried baking doc generation into their CI pipeline. Comment from New User(@isamathewv_boop): I tried using it.. honestly love the product and the update in the version was something we all needed Comment from Neville Mathew(@neville_mathew

... subreddit . We re planning a subreddit where you can share what you ve created with Local Panel, get help, and where we ll be actively involved. I look forward to hearing your thoughts on these developments. Comment from Mathew Chang(@mathew

... Newsletter features at that scale are absolute gold for driving targeted traffic. If you don't mind me asking, did you focus on sponsorships, or was it mostly organic PR/editorial features that got you into those newsletters? Comment from Mathew Alsop(@mathew

... have been asking. It's ready. If you're on Android and want to be one of the first to try Hayley, register here: hayleyapp.com/android Would love to hear what it surfaces for you.` Comment from Mathew Chang(@mathew

... that I've read from someone who hasn't used it yet. 'Confidence in the answer you already have', that's it exactly. Try it and tell me if that's what comes back. Comment from Hayley App(@hayleyapp): @mathew_chang  that's the question underneath most other questions. When Hayley picks up a pattern across sessions, that's usually what it's pointing at, not the surface decision but the one-year version of it. Comment from Hayley ... ... Morning Pages point tracks. I tried it for a while and kept catching myself slowing down mid-sentence to reword things. Kind of defeats the whole thing. Comment from Nolan Vu(@nolan_vu): @hayleyapp  Yeah, the hearing vs

... product. Wellness, education, and productivity tools inherited these metrics without questioning whether they applied. Your DAU drop NPS jump result isn t a tradeoff. It s proof you were measuring the wrong thing all along. Comment from Mathew Chang(@mathew

... clicked, Emacs shortcuts working again on macOS. If you tried HiveTerm around 0.22 and bounced, this is a good moment to look again. Happy to answer anything in the thread. https://hiveterm.com Comment from Ebrahim P. Leite(@ebrahimpleite): @mathew_chang  That's the whole bet, honestly. The flashy demo is easy; living in the tool every day is where most terminal-AI stuff falls apart. Most of 0.22 0.25.5 was unglamorous: kill the Windows freezes, make agents spawn fast ... ... keep your session and settings from resetting. Boring on a changelog, but it's the difference between a toy and something you open every morning. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9637647): Comment Deleted Comment from Mathew

... guide: https://www.magiclasso.co/insigh... Obviously we are biased, but we tried to cover the main areas that users would be interested in when evaluating what is the best ad blocker for their needs. Comment from Lara Bishop(@lara_bishop): @mathew_chang  I m honestly tired of nonstop ads ruining my browsing experience, so free access sounds amazing. I m curious how your app compares to others I ve used before. Comment from Matthew Bickham(@mbickham): @mathew

... KHAFI(@imad_elkhafi): @diptanshu_mahish  Reddit is underrated for niche products the right community at the right time beats any ad spend. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9712346): Comment Deleted Comment from Susie Johns(@susie_johns): @mathew_chang   @shania_jennings  For me, the craziest part of launching a product is how unpredictable people can be. I once thought only a few friends would try my projects , but users from completely different countries started signing up within ... ... hours. Comment from Mathew

... www.producthunt.com/products/cau... Comment from Chloe King(@chloe_king1): Amazing momentum, rooting for you to keep that top spot today. Comment from Beau Harrison(@beau_harrison): Top 5 without a massive brand behind it is honestly impressive already. Comment from Mathew Chang(@mathew

... missing on an important document. It becomes a nightmare if the only authorized signer person is on leave and out of station... !! Watch how LiveSyncDesk temporarily tackled the situation instantly and saved the audit .... https://youtu.be/4q8oUXzFlUc?si=... Comment from Mathew Chang(@mathew

... eigenst ndige Pr senz wirken kann, ist https://der-arkadenhof.at/ . Comment from YekSoon Lok(@ys_askodin): Having operated on both sides of the table as an allocator and a founder, I view this through a different lens. The binary of "personal brand vs. product" is a distraction. The actual prerequisite is Thesis and Positioning . At askOdin, before we wrote a single line of code for our Deterministic Compiler, we established the exact taxonomy of the market. We identified that the last mile ... ... there's probably nothing more efficient than a founder led audience. You're borrowing trust you haven't earned yet as a brand, and that shortcut can be the difference between getting your first 100 users in a week versus

... during the early times, early stage, or initial phase of the company, because it just makes everything easier for you to handle. Operations basically act as a virtual COO, showing everything in front of you. Comment from Aaron Mathew Philip(@aaronmphilip): @vova_lavrik  Thanks for the support! The one thing that I learned building this is that there are not many tools that are built into operations. There are still problems that need to be built. Comment from Aaron ... ... Mathew

... since it seems like it's not as effective as before, I can appreciate when a lesser known founder is able to rise above the big companies because it shows that their product really is useful. Comment from Mathew Chang(@mathew

... accounts. No sign up. 60 seconds. Would mean a lot if you followed the launch and stopped by next Wednesday morning! [Unforkd Launch] Happy to answer any questions or return the support on your launches! Comment from David Mathews (@devdavebuilds): @justin2025 would love your thoughts on Unforkd! You hunted Menuvo recently so you're clearly tuned into the restaurant space. Unforkd is like Tinder for restaurants everyone in your group (2-4 people) swipes yes or no on nearby spots ...

... Nguyen(@sylviangth): @gabriel_flores3  If there is a real demand for this, I think I can turn this into an actual product people can use for their own video making use cases Comment from Tham (Sylvia) Nguyen(@sylviangth): @mathew_chang  On an individual level, I think there isn't any video that surpasses our highest-performance video yet. But as a whole system, it is definitely much more consistent, reliable, and allows for much faster iteration compared ... ... pause for clarity. I d be curious whether your SOP has an explicit critique/check step before publish, or whether the first generated version is usually good enough now. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9650542): Comment Deleted Comment from Mathew