... Local Services view much more useful. Could the next step be grouping services by process or application? Comment from Giovambattista Fazioli(@gfazioli): @jason_scott8  easy to overlook is exactly what made it a bug and not a nitpick the name was accurate on every row it showed up on, which is why it lasted so long: nothing about it looked wrong, it just wasn't telling you anything. Good way to put it. On the grouping: half of what ...

... locally. How will you help beginners set up self hosting. Comment from Ilya Ofliian(@ilyaofliian): Compliance is my day job I usually show up to launches to point at the trackers firing before consent. Showed up here ready to nitpick and you built the privacy in at the architecture level. Rude. What am I supposed to do now Real talk: most "privacy-first" launches mean "we wrote a privacy policy." You mean it structurally "data never leaves your infrastructure ... ... from a 6-sec sample is exactly the kind of synthetic media the EU AI Act wants labelled (Aug 2), and the consent question just moves from "your users" to "whoever's voice you cloned." Fun problem to have nitpick

... Fatigue We hire Senior Engineers to build systems, not to babysit syntax. Yet, ask any Senior Dev what they dread most about PRs, and it s usually not the complex logic. It s the Emotional Labor of Nitpicking. You open a Junior Dev s PR. You see they hardcoded a timeout value. Again. You stare at the screen. You have two choices: Comment on it: Now you feel like the "petty boss" nagging them about small details again . You risk ... ... because you re tired of being the one to point them out? That shift from correcting syntax to discussing strategy is how you turn Code Review from a chore into a culture of mentorship. What is the ratio of "Nitpicks

... does. The key feature is the role model. Several different roles will help you think through an idea using very short prompts, instead of giving you ready-made answers. Right now, there are 13 roles available, such as the Nitpicker, Marketer, Critic, Perfectionist, Psychologist, and others. And another interesting roles are on the way! When I use the app myself, 5 minutes of brainstorming is enough to get 20-30 useful tips from the Marketer or Psychologist, and some uncomfortable ...

... interface Quick Appreciation Special shoutout to Anything , the AI agent that helped me build and iterate CVPro insanely fast. What Do You Think We Should Prioritize? Whether it's a must-have feature, UX improvement, or even a tiny nitpick I d love to hear it. Your feedback directly shapes what we build next. Drop your ideas below ...

... life in ways I never could have on my own. Now, the first real MVP is almost ready and I m nervous. I want to get it out there and get the ball rolling, but I keep finding myself nitpicking every single detail. I know it doesn t have to be perfect. I know it shouldn t be perfect. But I just want it to work so badly that letting go has been harder than I thought. Since ...

... confidence. The keyword suggestion was also very good. Made me feel like the AI understood my business well enough even though I gave it a lazy prompt. A lot of kudos for that. If I had to nitpick on something, it would be the word problem next to some keywords. I was lost for a second thinking there was something wrong, like an error or something. A few seconds in I got it. You could switch it for pain maybe ...

... into other services etc. The other services all are on Zapier or have API/Webhook interfaces. It'd be cool to connect Hex in that way, too. Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @barrald  Yep, ideally on a schedule or alternatively let me poll from other services or hit a webhook. Comment from Kyle Hudson(@kylemhudson): Hi Barry, thanks for starting this thread. First, we really like Hex. It is a strong product and our team gets a lot of value ... ... work is that it's often hard to verify data work. Wonder if @oliviakoshy has thoughts - it was good to see you at the Anthropic agents meetup! Comment from Jake Crump(@jakecrump): Hey @barrald This is a super small nitpick