I ve been working on Aether, an agentic AI task orchestrator designed to pull in your tasks and calendar events, figure out what actually matters, and use Claude to plan and act on your behalf.
I just hit Week 3 of development, and the core loop is fully functional. Thought I d share the architecture and tech stack for anyone building similar full-stack AI apps!
I kept needing simple things like compressing an image or merging two PDFs, and almost every site asked me to upload my file to their server first. That always felt wrong to me, especially for private documents. So I built ToolHub, a small site with eight tools that run entirely in your browser. Your image gets compressed on your own device, your PDF gets merged on your own device, and nothing ever gets uploaded. There is no account and no ads. It started with just an image compressor for myself. Then I kept adding tools I actually use, like a PDF merger, a word counter and a date converter for Gregorian and Jalali dates. You can try it here www.tools-hub.help I would love to hear what you think, and what tool you would want me to add next. Link www.tools-hub.help
Hi Folks! I am the chief scientist and founder of Ve! Building a browser for how people actually use the web now that AI is part of the workflow - not another Chrome fork with a chatbot sidebar bolted on.
Curious how this community feels about the current wave of "AI browsers". Most seem to treat AI as a feature rather than rethinking the browsing model itself. What's actually been useful to you vs. what feels like a gimmick?
We've been heads-down on ve.ai for a while and launch in a couple of days. Happy to share more about the approach if people are interested, and would genuinely love pushback on where we might be wrong! :)
How do you currently organize files across multiple projects when they're scattered across OneDrive, network drives, and local folders? Or do you just not?
Curious how other people handle this. I'm working on 3-4 projects at once (engineering consultant) and my files are everywhere, some PDFs in OneDrive, Excel sheets on my desktop, CAD files on a network drive. I spend way too much time just finding things.
Do you have a system that actually works? Or is everyone else also just navigating deep folder trees 10 times a day and pretending it's fine?
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