I used to run local SEO campaigns, and I'll be honest, the prospecting process almost broke me. Most of my week was glorified data entry: clicking through page 5 of Google Maps, checking review response rates one by one, hunting for unclaimed Google Business Profiles, and copy-pasting business info into spreadsheets. All of that just to find maybe 10 qualified leads.
And then the worst part: I'd send those leads a generic "I can improve your SEO" email and hear... nothing. My breaking point was realizing I was acting like a web scraper, not a founder. So I built PackLeads( @Packleads )to automate the entire reconnaissance-to-close pipeline that agencies hate doing manually.
I've been using Claude Code daily for months, and while it's incredible, I kept running into the same frustration: I had no idea what was actually happening during sessions. Why did that refactoring cost $12? Why did it take 15 minutes? Is Claude reading the same config file over and over? The answers were technically there buried in .jsonl log files that I'd never realistically parse by hand. So I built Argus, a VSCode extension that just... reads those files and makes sense of them.
I posted about AI for cars the last week and got exactly one reply... Guess we all just vibe-code from the couch now.
For the few of us who still touch a steering wheel, we are bleeding money... Every harsh brake eats fuel and kills your car's value. We optimize our code and our sleep, but totally ignore the most expensive hour of the day.
secure calculator vault hide and encrypt file. we use AES 256 encryption to encrypt the file. without opening a vault with right password file won't open by other if the third person got the files. also added the built in media viewer so user don't need to leave the app to see this.
For install on Microsoft store :- https://apps.microsoft.com/detai...
What if you could give a single goal to an AI CEO, and watch an entire company organize itself around getting it done?
Cotor is a local-first autonomous AI operations platform that turns one goal into a living execution system. Instead of manually creating every issue, assigning every task, and checking every step, you define the company, add your agents, and let the CEO AI plan, delegate, coordinate, review, and keep the loop moving.
Each company in Cotor can manage its own project folder, agent roster, memory, workflow state, and issue lifecycle. The CEO AI dynamically builds the workflow based on the agents you define, not on a rigid template. If you want five builders, one reviewer, and a QA lead, Cotor adapts. If your setup changes tomorrow, the workflow changes with it.
Cotor is built for people who want real autonomy without giving up visibility. You can see goals, issues, runtime activity, agent assignments, execution progress, and review status in a clean desktop interface inspired by modern operations tools. It is designed to feel less like prompting a chatbot and more like operating a real AI-native company.
I'm pre-launching Suitegenie and wanted to share what I'm building with this community.
The problem: Founders and agencies managing LinkedIn and Twitter/X are juggling too many tools. One for scheduling. Another for AI content. Manual engagement on the side. Nothing talks to each other and the context gets lost constantly.
