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I’m curious to see what everyone here is building ? what’s your startup ? and what are you working on?

I’ll start:

Murmell, a shared cloud canvas for coding agents. You can run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, etc. together in the cloud, collaborate in real time, and keep everything running even when you close your laptop.

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The idea is simple: you record a promise to yourself, and later Future You reminds you by playing your own voice back to you.

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It’s live and being tested by real users -would love to hear what you think!

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LUTRipper (). You give it a photo you like and it works out the colour grade that made it, then hands you the file your software actually wants: a .cube for Resolve or Premiere, a Lightroom preset, or a Fujifilm recipe for your specific camera body. You can also skip the photo and just describe the look you're after. Solo, built in the evenings around a full-time job. Launching it properly on Product Hunt on the 6th, so I'm at the stage where the product's finished and nobody has heard of it. Murmell sounds useful. How do you handle a few agents touching the same repo at once, is that branches under the hood or something else?

 

Thanks man! And LUTRipper is actually a really cool idea, especially the camera-specific recipe part. đź‘€


For Murmell, not branches under the hood. All agents work in the same working directory / repo.


The tricky part is preventing them from stepping on each other, so we built a file-level claim system: before an agent writes, it claims the paths it needs. If another agent is already working on one of them, it has to wait or work somewhere else.

That way agents can actually see each other’s changes as they happen, instead of having 3 separate branches and merging everything at the end.