I prompt @bot once a week to create parody's of 2005 websites from the million dollar homepage.
This week's episode: ARE YOU TZIGHT?
Are you a pimp or nah?

Hey everyone! Non-tech guy with zero coding background here.

My wife absolutely hates the idea of starting a business. She's all about stability. In fact, she told me multiple times before this that if she had known I was the type to start a business, she wouldn't have married me. Naturally... I started one anyway.

Been working on ThinqSpace, a workspace for agencies and service teams to manage leads, clients, projects, tasks, contracts, invoices, tickets and client updates without stitching together a bunch of tools.

It s live in beta now, and I m trying to get as many real users poking around as possible before I keep adding more.

Would especially love feedback on two things:

1. Does the positioning make sense immediately?
Run your service business from one workspace.

We built CredZero to make credit-card management effortless no spreadsheets, no mental math, no clutter.

The feature we re most excited about: Best Swipe Today

I kept doing the same loop every morning: read the mail, work out what was actually work, then go and do it somewhere else. The deciding was the job, and nothing helped with it.

So I built Taskuary. It runs on my own machine and pulls everything inbound onto one timeline Outlook, Teams, Slack, GitHub issues, scheduled SQL and cloud reports. An AI reads each message and says which of three things it is: real work, a question that only needs an answer, or noise. Questions come back as a draft in my voice, waiting for me to approve. Real coding work goes to the CLI agent I already use Claude Code, Codex, bring your own in a session I can watch and interrupt. Nothing sends or ships without me pressing the button.

I've been refining FounderMind AI, and one thing became clear while testing the first version of the workflow:

A startup idea can look strong overall while having one assumption that could completely break it.

Hello everyone,

Just launched Mazori, an agent collaboration platform for Sales, Marketing, Intel and other services. Partnered with Bombora for high quality buying intent data and Prospeo / Hunters etc for B2B data. Agents generate the base line company profile and ICP along with Intent topics, users may edit / create new to fine tune ICP / topics. Agents and Humans collaborate on a Kanban board ( Lead -> Score -> BDR -> Monitor ,all acting on the same lead like a Jira task ). Fully audited and governed to address the trust issues usually have with agentic solutions. Please checkout and provide feedback.

I m building Autorender, image infrastructure for applications created using Lovable, Replit, Emergent, Bolt, Cursor, Claude, or Codex.

One human handoff kept breaking the flow: the agent could write the upload and delivery code, but someone still had to leave the workflow, create an account, configure a workspace, generate an API key, and pass the credentials back.

This week we built AI Agent Sandbox Accounts. With one unauthenticated call, an agent can provision a temporary working workspace and start uploading immediately. Each sandbox includes 5 GB of storage and 50 GB of monthly bandwidth. Delivery is restricted to declared IP addresses, and the workspace expires after 24 hours unless a person claims it with Google or GitHub.

If you build with Lovable, Emergent, Replit, Bolt, Cursor, Claude, or Codex, you can try it by pasting this into your agent: