... were bleeding cash flow waiting for clients to pay after signing static pdfs. i got so mad i just coded an internal tool that merges the proposal and the stripe checkout into one single web link. they approve, the modal opens, we get paid instantly. it fixed our cash flow immediately, so now i am spinning it out as my own solo saas. for those who have transitioned from agency work to a product business, what is the biggest trap ...

... running 30 CI checks showed you 8 of them, with nothing on screen admitting the other 22 existed. A partial integrity scan looked exactly like a clean one. And the footer cheerfully advertised hotkeys that did nothing in the modal you had open. Now: press c in any repo or PR drill-in and the Checks section expands in place every check on the branch tip, failures floated to the top then c again to collapse it. A scan that ...

... project directory in the terminal and ran this command: browser-sync start --server --files "*.html, css/*.css, js/*.js" The template came with over twenty-five pages, including complex forum styles, community profiles, chat rooms, and bid checkout modals. Tyler does not run a public forum; he just wanted to display his assets and link them directly to a payment checkout page. I spent the afternoon deleting the extra pages, removing unused JavaScript libraries, and cleaning up the assets folder ...

... watch the run live When the test agent is evaluating a real product UI, visibility matters. You want to see the browser. You want to know whether the agent is stuck, whether it clicked the wrong thing, whether a modal blocked the page, or whether the UI looks correct but the script failed for the wrong reason. This is where remote-browser.dev becomes valuable. It gives the harness a remote headed browser that can be controlled through a browser automation protocol ... ... worker. For UI testing, a remote headed browser is not just a convenience. It changes the debugging loop. Instead of asking "what did the script think happened?", you can ask "what did the user actually see?" ### Harness Code vs

... which is acting on what your testers actually tell you. Comment from Sabber Ahamed(@sabber_ahamed): @busmark_w_nika   @abdullah_javaid3  the random-id-on-activation trick is the right call. weekly active hides exactly the churn-vs-loyal split you're describing, twenty once-and-done and twenty daily users report the same number. Comment from Myrto Papagiannakou(@myrto_p): @david_martin_suarez  I would love to hear more about that. We might be able ... ... whole page and still do not act, that is a trust or pricing problem, fix the offer. Both look like silence from the outside but need completely different fixes. Comment from Arnold Oshenye(@oshylabs): Bharat's point about views versus

... terminal and agent panels. A fixed backer download journey: signed-out buyers are asked to sign in instead of seeing a confusing buy-again button, successful purchases lead directly to the correct macOS or Windows installer, and the auth modal works better on smaller screens. Desktop version 0.1.7. I verified the core skill-import tests, TypeScript checks, JavaScript syntax, and confirmed that the live download and success assets match the latest fixes. Termi Protocol turns Claude Code, Codex, Gemini ...

... please let us know which guides are genuinely useful, which are missing, and where a deeper dive would help. A Step Towards Improved Search We also have a bigger vision for search. Rather than living inside a modal, we want your results to surface right in the main home page view, so exploring your knowledge base feels seamless instead of tucked away in a popup. This release is a step towards that, while we keep iterating on a smoother experience ...

... guess which element on a busy screen I actually meant, and it edits the wrong one. Then I'm re-prompting, which is its own iteration tax. Curious how much of your rework is this specific thing versus raw model quality. And what's your fix, crop hard, or describe the element in text? Comment from Alexander Bickov(@bickov): @alopez3006  Good distinction, and I agree the "why" is underrated. I'd split it in two though. The project-wide ... ... single element), which also happen to be the most frequent. The relational and counterfactual cases want pixels or motion. You've basically written the doc for when to use which. Mind if I borrow "useful seam" and the box-vs

... exciting until the assistant closes the wrong tabs. We built a hard stop for irreversible actions. Insight for other users:  When Oasis plans something  destructive  (for example closing many tabs or deleting data), a  confirmation modal  blocks the browser until you  approve or cancel . Nothing runs until you make an explicit choice. What usually does not trigger this:  Non-destructive reads like listing tabs, summarizing a page, or searching your history. Those ... ... proceed without the same gate. How to stay safe: Read the summary in the modal

... traditional backbone. Site architecture, structured data, topical authority, first-party data. AI relies on these signals to decide if your brand is trustworthy . The answer layer (GEO) shapes how AI packages that information into answers. Conversational content. Multi-modal assets. Platform-specific optimization . One without the other fails. SEO without GEO makes you invisible in AI answers. GEO without SEO means there is no authoritative source for AI to cite. The brands that win treat them as one ecosystem ... ... voice. The AI handles the repetitive work. The human handles the judgment. That division of labor is the only way to scale without losing distinctiveness. What I am curious about Have you seen your content become more similar to competitors

... upfront. GPT-4 tiles a 1024 1024 image into ~765 tokens before it reads your prompt. Send 10 images in a conversation, and your "cheap" chat call isn't cheap anymore. GPT-4o Realtime charges $100/1M audio input tokens vs $5/1M for text. Same model. 20 difference depending on how you send data. Batch API discounts give you 50% off on OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google but only if your architecture is deliberately designed around it. Most aren't. Agentic loops ... ... comparison tools calls it out. We couldn't find a single tool that modelled all of this together. So we built one. What CostLens is A structured, open-source dataset and TypeScript SDK covering 97+ models across every AI modality

... Five monospace fonts bundled (Iosevka, JetBrains Mono, Fira Code, Geist Mono). Nothing to install. - Sign in with Google or GitHub, and you stay signed in for 30 days across restarts. - Updates apply themselves silently on restart. No more modal nagging you. - Paste a screenshot straight into Codex and Gemini, not just Claude. Plus a long tail of fixes: theme and language that actually persist, keystrokes landing in the agent you clicked, Emacs shortcuts working again on macOS. If you tried ...

... continuously scan listings, news, and social posts, notifying you only when a match appears. Access: These will launch this summer for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in the US first. 2. The Search Box is now a multi-modal command center The search box has been completely rebuilt to accept long, conversational, multi-part questions using text, images, files, and even open browser tabs. It dynamically expands to handle complex tasks. This is not just about finding links ... ... single query to ensuring your brand is visible across an entire category of ongoing user intent . What I am curious about: What is the first task you would delegate to a 24/7 Search Agent? Apartment hunting? Monitoring a competitor

... always-on-top with a 3-second watchdog. New Knowledge Graph overhaul: Floating detail panel, click-through entity relationships, in-app entity deletion (cascades to triples), liquid-glass zoom controls, flicker-free node drag. New What's new modal: First launch after auto-update opens release highlights with a hero matching the website's auth screen and a link to the full changelog. New Welcome-screen otter mascot (opt-in): Vector otter toggleable from Settings Appearance. Eyes track your cursor ... ... side-panel pattern we already use for file previews so it doesn't add a new UI primitive. Probably the very next thing on the roadmap. Two quick questions if you've got a sec: 1. Per-message receipt vs

... works reliably Fixed a flow where pressing back too many times after using the iOS / Android share sheet could re-create the content you just added General improvements to back-button and swipe-back behaviour so dialogs, menus, and modals close consistently Other fixes Tapping a card that's still importing no longer redirects you back to the home screen Updated our docs to match the file types and content sources Recall currently supports. Check out the long list ...

... through the API Bridge, with clearer validation errors and same-endpoint model suggestions. - Normalized attachment content across OpenAI, Anthropic, DashScope, DeepSeek, Kimi/Moonshot, Gemini, and related coding-agent API Bridge paths. - Added Codex-facing model metadata, context windows, and input modalities for API Bridge-routed catalog models, reducing unknown-model fallback warnings. - Cleaned up Kimi/Moonshot catalog wiring, including Kimi Coding under Moonshot/Kimi and migration for legacy Kimi profiles. Release notes/download: https://github.com/jazzenchen/Vi... Repo: https://github.com/jazzenchen/Vi... Would love your feedback ...

... where the app steps beyond "summary dashboard" you can now drill into a single repo / PR / issue without leaving the terminal. What's new: Action menu press space on any row of Repos / PRs / Issues to open a centered modal: Actions for octoscope o Open in GitHub d View details c Copy URL enter confirms, single letters are direct shortcuts (lazygit-style), esc closes, q quits at any depth. Repo drill-in (d from the menu) replaces the Repos ... ... Feedback welcome especially on the drill-in content . Open an issue if there's a section you'd want to see in the next iteration. Comment from Stan Kolotinskiy(@sk_uxpin): Great job, man! I recently moved back from VS

... that detects emotional signals, tracks patterns, and reflects them back in real time. It adapts the experience dynamically (voice, pacing, subtle visuals, sound) to create private, supportive conversations. (Longer term: an emotion-aware layer for any AI, across any modality currently early alpha.) Squadbox a system to keep AI builds aligned with intent. (Trying to solve drift in AI-assisted development where you start one thing and end up somewhere else.) Both are early. Both are experiments in making ... ... every coffee helps lol): 1. do yu find youself stripping code from chats?? well try this.... codefrom.chat 2. Are you on a Mac and frusterated with md editors across the board . especially when you dont feel llke firing up VS

... operations at any time. The assistant's deep thinking and tool execution bubbles now collapse automatically, and unnecessary "Time Elapsed" displays have been removed, making the chat interface cleaner. The app now filters out unsupported attachments based on input modalities supported by the current model, preventing model errors caused by unsupported attachments like images (#297, #330). Improved the performance and stability of Markdown rendering. Added supplementary hint texts and images to some pages. Moved the "Temporary Chat" button ... ... Improved the editing experience when setting up shortcut keys. Each conversation now supports sending up to 50 attachments. Optimized the visual context construction algorithm, improving performance when handling long content (#300). Added more parameter settings for assistants, such as modalities

... radio shaped by historical and cultural sound worlds. Instead of generic AI background music, it creates a stronger sense of musical identity, with controls that let you shape the music to your taste, drawing from things like Baroque structure, modal traditions, and period-inspired instrumentation. The goal is simple: music that feels grounded, personal, and actually pleasant to live with. If that resonates, you can try it at https://doremiradio.com I d love to hear your thoughts. Thanks ...

... turning AI innovation into reliable, scalable, and usable products . Core strengths: Python & FastAPI for robust AI pipelines, APIs, and microservices PyTorch & JAX for LLMs, diffusion, and multimodal models in research and production Distributed GPU orchestration using AWS, Modal, and custom worker clusters Retrieval & agent systems with vector databases, embeddings, RAG workflows, and hybrid search TypeScript & React for high-performance, AI-powered frontends and interactive applications Autonomous agents & orchestration frameworks (LangChain, LlamaIndex, MCP-enabled workflows ...

... complete. Notes real-time Docs real-time Spreadsheets real-time Presentations real-time Canvas real-time Folio real-time Every tool in Verso now syncs live. Multiple users, one document, always on the latest version. Also polished the share modal UX one clear flow to invite teammates and manage access. Sharing should be the easiest thing in the product, not a source of friction. 16 days from a blank schema to a fully real-time collaborative workspace OS. Question ...

... Today I updated the invoice and proposal customization modal, added style presets and more fonts, fixed the layouts, added a logo-size slider, and added confetti to the public proposal page when the customer accepts it. Try here: www.runey.app ...

... agents. What's new in v0.7.0 We went from 35 commands to ** 63 commands ** and from 31 serve actions to ** 54 actions **. Here's the highlight reel: Interactive Components : Buttons, select menus (string, user, role, channel pickers), and modal forms. All via the serve JSONL protocol. Your bot can now send a dropdown, collect a form response, or disable a button after it's clicked. Rich Embeds : Full embed support with color, footer, image, thumbnail, author, and repeatable fields. Both ...

... reliably in the background. We've been building Hello Aria (AI assistant on WhatsApp/Telegram, launching April 10th on Product Hunt) and the infra layer for persistent event-driven agents is genuinely underserved right now. What's your story vsModal or Fly.io? Those tend to be the first