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Your coding agent is still working on your desktop when you leave. Termexo v0.10.0 lets you reconnect to that same workbench from a phone or another computer, across networks, through a self-hosted relay.

The desktop opens an outbound tunnel, so it needs no public IP or router port forwarding. Open the relay address in a phone or another computer s browser to check terminal output, respond to your agent and keep working in the same workbench.

Self-host termexo-relay, enroll your desktop with a code or account, then open its address or QR code. The relay supports Linux, macOS and Windows, plus containers; the Termexo desktop app is for Windows 10/11 x64.

v2 session traffic uses AES-256-GCM after an authenticated handshake. Relay login and the desktop token are independent access checks. You need a reachable HTTPS relay and a desktop that stays on with Termexo connected.

I'd never considered packs until a friend complained about the "default" words they just weren't doing it for him. "Now, if you had a fantasy pack ". And thus fantasy, sci-fi, supers. I find the fantasy pack the most challenging, but on a good day that really works. :)

You ask for a quick script addition, and suddenly background logic, helper functions and folder structures are completely rearranged without permission.

It feels less like a coding assistant and more like a coworker who won't stop uninvited cleanups.

How do you lock down your agent workflows so they only touch what you explicitly point to?

I pulled the numbers from Forg across 700 public projects, 1.5k+ indie hackers, and a mountain of company data to answer three questions I keep arguing about with other founders:

1. What are indie hackers actually shipping?

2. What stack are they running?

3. How are they charging for it?

The patterns turned out sharper than I expected. Here's the honest read.

AI didn't win. It lapped the field.

It is live.

If you run client work, you are the last pair of eyes on everything. Every report, every update, every deck. That is what caps how many clients you can carry. It gets worse as you grow.

I just released BiBimba 1.1.0!

Ever remembered which page you copied something from, but not the words you copied? You can now search your clipboard history by the source page title or URL too.

For new text copies, BiBimba saves the page or window title and source URL when the app exposes them. No browser extension needed. Your copied text stays unchanged, and the source details stay on your Mac. You can turn this off in Settings History.

This applies to new copies after updating; it doesn't add source details to older entries.

Thank you all for being part of the launch yesterday, all the people I got to meet, all the experiences throughout the day, the pitches, the competition... that's all part of it, and I couldn't be happier

I also got some really nice insights about Toone from the community. A lot of people showing genuine interest in the tool and in what comes next.

I don't want to spoil too much, but we have a mobile application coming for iOS that will allow you to control Toone, dispatch and watch routines, and talk to an agent as if it were running on your machine. Apple just gotta approve.

We've also already implemented a sharing functionality for routines, allowing people to make their expertise and workflows available to the public.

Hey everyone! We just shipped v1.11.0 for macOS.

No more password prompt every session

This is the big quality-of-life fix. Approve SideDisplay once under System Settings > General > Login Items & Extensions (under Background App Activity), and starting and stopping just works from then on. No more entering your password every time you connect. (If you'd rather not approve it, nothing changes and you'll be asked for the password as before.)

This release is about giving you more than two folders at once, and about folders that keep themselves tidy.

Up to six panes in one window

Split a window into one to six panes, each with its own folder, its own view mode and its own terminal if you use that. Pick the arrangement from the toolbar, or press Control Command and the number of panes you want.

Hi everyone maker here. Thanks for taking a look at Holon during our Product Hunt launch.

Holon is a local-first workbench for agents that keep following a task beyond a single conversation. They work in your repositories, track progress in durable WorkItems, and wait for events such as CI results or incoming messages before continuing.

Since launch, we've shipped v0.43.0, v0.44.0, and v0.44.1. The v0.44.1 update includes improvements to memory indexing, idle scheduling, and file links across workspaces.

If you're wondering what that looks like in practice, we've also shared three longer reads on X:

Watch on YouTube:

When you re hungry for feedback, it s tempting to listen to every user who has an opinion on what to build next. But recently, we realized that building for high volume free users was actually diluting the core experience for our ideal paying customers.

Saying no to enthusiastic users is tough, especially when you want to keep your community active and engaged.

For founders who have balanced early feedback loops: how do you systematically separate high-value signal from broad feature request noise?

Termexo v0.10.4 is live. Grok Build joins Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Antigravity in our Windows terminal workbench.

With Grok Build CLI installed and signed in, you can launch it in a workspace, list and resume sessions, and use it on the task board. The usage panel now recognizes an exhausted free allowance, while an unknown percentage stays unavailable instead of appearing as 0%.

This release also fixes a frustrating long-session issue: the session change count could fall to zero and the Git panel go blank after the app had been open for a while. Changed files and diffs now keep refreshing.

Terminals now show a startup animation instead of the launch command. Claude Code accepts Ctrl+V, workspaces can be reordered by dragging, and the duplicate task-board Settings button is removed.

Hey Product Hunt! I m Yasser, one of the makers of ApplySeed

My co-founders and I wanted to raise money, so we started looking at accelerators and funding programs. We opened applications, started filling out forms and quickly noticed we were answering the same questions over and over again: describe your startup, what problem are you solving, who are your customers...

So we built ApplySeed.

We ended up building an agent that finds opportunities that fit your startup, prepares the answers from your profile, and fills out the applications for you. You review everything and send.
Let us know what you think !! https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Over the entire time of its existence, AI has improved a lot, which is problematic.
The amount of dishonest creation and scams is on the rise.

How do you protect yourself and distinguish AI from reality?

Some time ago, I cleared off my entire desk getting rid of extra monitors, gadgets, and RGB lights and stuck to just a laptop on a bare table. No aesthetic plan, no productivity setup. Years later, I m still working this way, and my output has never been higher. Meanwhile, the elaborate productivity gear I spent hundreds on just created distraction. It taught me that removing friction beats adding fancy tools.
Have you ever simplified your workspace and found it actually improved your focus?

Update from launch week.

The publisher path no longer waits on a review. You create a key, drop the SDK, send a message. If the auction is empty you still get a house ad. Same day.

If you tried the SDK last Tuesday and saw nothing, try again.

I want the boring reports:

1. Wrote to 105 immigrants.

2. Got about 20 replies.

3. 10 people gave interviews.

Hey guys,

It s been a little while since I posted here, sorry about that.

You can now retranslate specific pieces of your content, down to a single key.

The Lingo.dev CLI command lingo push retranslates only the source text you edited. But some changes happen in your localization engine, not your files: you switch the model, add glossary terms, or edit your rules. Your source stays identical, so lingo push finds nothing to redo. Now you can retranslate the exact pieces you want, from a single key to a whole language.

Run lingo push messages/en.json --key auth.login and Lingo.dev retranslates only the keys you list. A key is its path in the file, so you can pick one value, a whole subtree, or several keys at once. Everything else stays the same. If you are not sure which keys to list, your AI coding assistant can read the file and write the command for you.

If a change affects more than a few strings, retranslate whole files. Run lingo push src/en/**/*.json --force and Lingo.dev retranslates every string in the files you list. And if one language needs redoing, run lingo purge --locale fr to delete the French files, then lingo push --backfill-missing to translate them again. Your other languages stay the same.

Mine happened while working on Yoetz, migrating from the older closed-source agent version to the current one.

I gave the agent (Codex) access to the old repo and had it do the build. It kept telling me "I migrated everything and made the changes." Then I'd open the PR and end up writing a laundry list of everything that still needed fixing.

That's actually what pushed us to refocus Yoetz from general research to coding specifically. Research for university is where it had the most real impact for me, but this migration was the moment I most wanted to curse at AI.

WhaleRead 1.18.1 Preview for Apple silicon Macs is now available to download and try.

Download: https://github.com/catlovemiaomi...

Product page and demo: https://whaleread-astra.kunyu575...

What s included:

Just shipped 3D in Dina.

You can now turn a normal screen recording into a much more cinematic scene with 3D moves, perspective changes, unfolds, sweeps, pull-backs, and more, without touching any 3D software.

The goal was simple: make product demos and screen recordings feel less flat, while keeping the workflow ridiculously easy.

Would love to know what you think of it

There is one global CLAUDE.md that every project follows, plus one per project. Works most of the time. Not always. After a long session the agent drifts and does exactly what the file says you are not to do.

So I put anything that must never happen into a hook. There are 62 of them at the moment that run before the command and just stop it.

They include things such as DROP, rm -rf, editing files directly on a production server or clicking into a password field on the browser. The permission list contains 71 allows and 25 denies on top of that.

I m building SmartCheck a browser-based tool that counts similar objects in a photo after you tap just 3 examples.

No model training. No app install. Just open it in your browser, tap 3 objects, and let AI do the counting.