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7mo ago

SnapPoint: The "LazyVim" for your OS. Find ghosts & align your dev environment.

Hey PH!

I ve been a developer for years, and every time I look at my /usr/local/bin, I get a little bit of anxiety.

3mo ago

Tired of endless swiping? I'm building a dating app without the swipe.

Hi everyone,

I got tired of using dating apps where you endlessly swipe, match, and then either the conversation dies or nothing happens.

Most profiles feel inactive anyway.

So I started building deep a dating app with no swiping.

Canva to Flipbook in 5 Minutes: A Guide to Interactive Publishing

Canva has made it genuinely easy to design beautiful documents. Brochures, reports, catalogues, lead magnets - the design quality is there. What happens after export is where things tend to fall short.

Once a Canva design becomes a PDF, it loses a lot of what makes it worth reading. Readers download it, open it in a viewer, and navigate a static document with no animations, no engagement feedback, and no easy way to share it in a way that feels native to the web.

3mo ago

Way forward to space exploration!

AstraChain.space exists to confront one of the most significant and least discussed challenges facing humanity: the gap between what we are capable of achieving and what we are actually achieving.

3mo ago

We Built the Tool That Lets Developers Sell Homes Before They Build Them

We're not interior designers. We're engineers who got frustrated watching a simple problem go unsolved for too long.

The problem: residential developers have been asking buyers to commit to major purchases based on 2D floor plans and brochures for decades. The solution everyone settled on was physical show units. Expensive, slow, and limited to one finish package.

3mo ago

Has replying to other accounts actually grown your audience — or just eaten your time?

There's a piece of growth advice that won't die: "stop posting into the void, go reply to bigger accounts instead." I was skeptical, so I dug into whether the X algorithm actually rewards replies or whether it's just survivorship bias from people who'd have grown anyway.

The short version: there is a real mechanism. Replies aren't dead-end comments a reply on a post with reach can get surfaced to that post's audience and the wider conversation, so you borrow some of the original's distribution. But it's conditional. Low-effort replies ("so true ") go nowhere. The ones that travel add something concrete a counterpoint, a specific example, a number. And the whole thing only compounds if you show up daily, which is where almost everyone falls off.

3mo ago

Let's trying Promphy Ai give me feedback

Introducing Promphy AI Today, I'm excited to launch Promphy AI an AI-powered platform designed to help users create better prompts and transform AI-generated text into natural, human-sounding content. What you can do with Promphy AI: Generate high-quality prompts in seconds Humanize AI-generated text Improve readability and engagement Save time while working with AI tools The idea behind Promphy AI came from a simple challenge: many people use AI every day, but struggle to get the best results from it. We wanted to make AI easier, smarter, and more accessible for everyone. This is just the beginning. More powerful features are coming soon, including AI Summarizer, advanced prompt templates, productivity tools, and much more. I'd love your feedback and support as we continue building Promphy AI. Visit: https://promphy.site #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #ProductHunt #Startup #SaaS #Productivity #ChatGPT #AITools #PromphyAI #Innovation

3mo ago

built an open source SDK for catching AI agent regressions before you ship

been building agents for a while and kept hitting the same problem. fix a failure, change the prompt or model, same failure comes back quietly. nobody catches it until a user does.

built replayd to solve this. captures failed agent runs as regression tests and replays them before you deploy. if the same failure returns after a prompt, model, or tool change, it catches it.

the grading part was the interesting problem. can't use exact output matching because LLMs are non-deterministic. so instead of checking the text, it checks whether the specific failure came back. wrong tool called gets a hard assertion. policy violation gets an LLM judge.

v0.1.2, early but works end to end. zero runtime dependencies in the core.

3mo ago

Hii Everyone Need your support for our launch

Today we launched @Supaboard AI on @Product Hunt

Supaboard is an AI-native BI workspace that helps teams connect their data, ask questions in plain English, and build dashboards in seconds without SQL.

We built it for teams who want answers from their data faster, without spending hours in dashboards or spreadsheets.

Would love your support
If you have a minute, please check it out on Product Hunt and share any feedback.
Every upvote and comment really helps us today.

3mo ago

Documenting how we automate Zoho Books invoice follow-ups end-to-end - API + AI agent included

Built this guide after seeing the same AR problem repeatedly, teams manually chasing invoices while Zoho's automation layer sits mostly unused.

Covers three tiers: native reminders, workflow rules with conditional logic, and Zoho Books API integration for AI-generated follow-ups with human-in-the-loop approval on high-value invoices. Practical setup, not theory.

Worth a read if you're on Zoho One and still doing any of this manually.

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