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zubhai
LeetCode for AI Skills
61 followers
LeetCode for AI Skills
61 followers
Stop watching AI videos. Start building. Zubhai gives you personalized AI challenges, verifies your work, and rewards your progress like a game.
zubhai
Congrats on the launch! I love the LeetCode framing for AI skills, that framing clicks immediately.
Curious how you handle the verification side, when someone submits a solution, is it another LLM checking the output or are you running actual execution/sandboxing? Asking because that tension between "did it work" vs "did it work the way a human would judge it" feels like the hardest part of this kind of product.
zubhai
@nathan_reuter thanks for your suppor and ya that the hardest part but it doesnot work like this how it work is is see your actual output using playwright then there are 3 to 4 models that debate about it then you get your result point and every thing
The "LeetCode for AI" framing immediately clicks because everyone knows what LeetCode did for coding interviews - it turned a vague skill into something measurable and practicable. Having a system that checks whether you actually achieved the desired outcome forces real understanding. How does the verification work in practice? AI outputs are non-deterministic - the same prompt can give different results. Are you evaluating the quality of the approach (the prompt strategy, the workflow) or the output itself?
zubhai
@ben_gend ya my friend your right that was the hardest part and most time taking thanks for your support
zubhai
Hey Product Hunt, We recently opened up Zubhai.com to early users. We got signups, but here is the brutal truth: Almost everyone leaves after 2 or 3 days and never comes back.
As a founder, I’m blind to my own mistakes. I need the brilliant product minds here to tear us apart.
Is our onboarding too confusing?
Is the value proposition missing?
Does it feel like a tool you’d only use once?
Please check out Zubhai.com and give us your most brutal, unfiltered feedback. Don't be polite. Tell us exactly why you would close the tab and never return."