... needs. I also founded CodeGirls, empowering women in Pakistan through coding and business skills, and I sit on the board of P@SHA, pushing Pakistan's tech industry onto the global stage. On the product side, WordPress is home turf too; we build plugins at Genetech. I might be new to Product Hunt, but I know my work well. Would love to connect with anyone who genuinely enjoys talking AI, tech, leadership, SaaS products, or WordPress. I share more ...

... constantly getting mad hearing tech journalists praise AI when used for coding, but critiquing AI when used for writing. It's the inconsistency which is the problem.. which is likely due to journalists wanting to protect their own turf. Comment from Matthew Bickham(@mbickham): @hosseinyazdi  Exactly and it can also be hard for people to see issues from other's perspectives. So people find it difficult to empathise when AI is impacting others work or skills, but feel ...

... niche product cost just one spreadsheet. The agent handles both generation and operations. Launching here soon and would love your feedback! P.S. If you have tough cloud infra or reliability questions, throw them at me! That is my home turf, and I'm happy to help ...

... Google just shipped an AI agent inside Chrome. It can browse any website for your users. Sounds great until you realize it can also send your users straight to your competitor. That's the problem. The agentic web is coming, but if you don't control the agent on your own site, someone else will. Today we launched Rover on Product Hunt. Rover is an embeddable AI agent for your website. Add one script tag and it can click, type ... ... User doesn't want to figure out your website, and just wants to prompt to checkout? They can just prompt and even switch tabs, and it gets done in the background! All happening inside your UI. Your brand. Your turf

... WebMCP protocol asks websites to expose their APIs so Chrome's agent can serve users directly. That hands Google the interaction layer. Rover is the counter-position; websites keep the agent and the user relationship on their own turf and not get further disintermediated by Google. Comment from Jonathan Song(@jonathan_song2): this is genuinely impressive. the dom-native approach makes so much sense - i've seen too many "AI agents" that are basically just screenshot parsers with vision models ...

... mission: to make something for myself that would allow me to stay updated without becoming easily distracted. What I envisioned was a hub that put things in an environment where I had control letting me stay on my home turf instead of cruising through internet neighborhoods filled with booby traps. That way, I could avoid the endless stream of information, the notifications, and the slot machine-like UX. I ve started building that. Siftly ( https://siftly.space/ ) is part wellness tool ... ... Nika! it s true, there s been a lot of growth and creativity that have risen from the ashes :) Comment from Jamie(@jamiedevelops): @cloudboard_greg  they sure do Greg, cheers! Comment from Alex Cloudstar(@alexcloudstar): Love the home turf

... even the smartest, most well-resourced teams can struggle to work together. My role supporting an exec had me trying to drive collaboration across divisions with enormous talent, but who were often more interested in protecting their turf than in collaborating. I also had a leadership role at another large company where the culture was even more dysfunctional - fear-based leadership, siloed teams and leaders who actively, shamelessly withheld information from each other. I spent most of my time just ...