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p/amarsia
p/amarsiaHow are you building AI that takes actions — not just answers?
Rahul Manjhi:run into this exact gap. My AI explains things beautifully but hesitates to act. I’ve started limiting actions to high-confidence intents only.
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p/fastlane-3
p/fastlane-3AI Influencers: Yay or Nay
Rahul Manjhi:I’d probably try something like that, but I’d keep it transparent. I don’t want my audience feeling tricked by an AI persona.
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p/athena-5
p/athena-5Product complexity isn’t about features.
Maya Elor:I think we’ll see the shift first in planning. That’s where hidden assumptions accumulate quietly, before anything is built or released. Once those assumptions are baked into plans, everything downstream (development and release) just inherits the confusion. Who doesn’t agree with me?
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p/bitgrain
p/bitgrainOfficially got our first few paying customers!
Diptanshu Mahish:@gwendolyn_kira it started all from the Product Hunt launch itself, getting the 5th product of day award : )
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How do you keep momentum after launching a project?
Vinicius Soccol:I think the key is to treat launch day as the start of a feedback loop, not the finish line. The launch gives you attention, but momentum comes from turning that attention into conversations, decisions, and small visible improvements. What helps is having a simple post-launch rhythm: follow up with early users, ship one small improvement at a time, share what changed, and keep showing up where your users already are. The tricky part is exactly what you mentioned: pushing without becoming annoying. I think the difference is whether each update brings value. If every follow-up teaches something, solves something, or invites real feedback, it feels useful rather than noisy.
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p/general
p/generalIf you ever marketed a desktop plugin, which activities helped you with visibility and purchases?
Saad El Gueddari:@busmark_w_nika offc, happy to help :)
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p/phia
p/phiaPhia is now Dina
Jon Marus:Any plans to add MCP support?
in p/bitgrain
p/bitgrainOfficially got our first few paying customers!
Gwendolyn Kira:honestly inspired reading this. I’ve been working on my own ideas, and seeing this reminds me it’s possible sooner than expected. What channel brought them in?
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p/rankfender
p/rankfenderWhat's a non‑obvious sign that a project is going to fail?
Gwendolyn Kira:seen project drift when I stop hearing strong opinions. not arguments, just clear points of view. When everyone becomes neutral, I feel like ownership has quietly disappeared.
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p/generalHow GEOfixer is running conversations with LLMs, training their answers to the public's questions
Saul Fleischman:@judith_wang @new_user___090202674ab6e030a7a9c52 Thanks both of you! I struggle with how to introduce Mentionfox, and so now, since there is so much to just 1-2 features, I didn't even bother with the Launch Pack that we include, "Foxy," the DOM-controlling chat assistant that gives guided tours... Investor dossiers, entrepreneur dossiers... Mukesh, so this is not SEO, but GEO, but, in as much as with a new tool, we are not going to win on "what's the best mention tracker." (And we don't - take my word on that.) Where we win is, "I'm looking for a mention tracker that takes a mention to a lead to an entire marketing campaign. List the tools that do that." Some name us. Most LLMs do not - and this is where it only starts to get interesting... this is where we train the LLMs on why, for what MentionFox offers, it absolutely demolishes what Adobe, Meltwater, SproutSocial, Mention.com, Brand24 and Brandwatch do. They simply don't do 1/8 of what we offer for one price, one product. And the Vetters that we include... Looks like Judith is a doctor. And now I'm thinking she's a medical doctor... Looks like we'll have to ship our Medical Professions series of Vetters this week... And I was hoping to release the new automated product tour video-maker we're throwing in... I guess you win, Judith!