Building on the agent side myself, and Aarav's question hit something I think about a lot from the engineering seat, not just the user seat.
From where I sit, the hardest part to build isn't the trust boundary, it's making the failure visible enough that trust can even be extended safely. Most "I'd never let it touch X" answers aren't really about the action itself, they're about the fact that when a drafting task goes wrong, you see the draft before anything happens. When a booking or a send goes wrong, you find out after, sometimes from someone else.
So as an engineer, I've started thinking the real product problem isn't expanding what the agent can do, it's shrinking the gap between an action happening and you knowing about it. A reversible action with zero visibility feels riskier to a user than an irreversible one with a clear receipt and an undo window.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Aarav, I built Fulminare.
I don't have an exit behind me. I'm a student in Dubai who kept losing entire evenings to work that didn't need a brain. Chasing the same replies. Rebuilding the same deck from the same notes at 1am. Filling in the same form for the ninth time.
Hiring someone was never on the table. Neither was paying $200 a month for a tool.
So when agents got good I tried all of them. Most told me how to do the thing instead of doing it. The rest stopped the second I closed the tab, or wanted me sitting there watching a spinner like a parent at a swimming lesson. Seven months later, this is the version I actually wanted.
Fulminare isn't something you sit and watch. You hand it work and go to bed.
→ It gets its own computer. Real shell, real filesystem, real browser. Not a chat window pretending to be one.
→ It signs into your stuff. Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Slack, Notion, Linear, GitHub, HubSpot, and anything else it can reach through a browser.
→ It works overnight. Queue it at midnight, it keeps going while you're asleep, and a brief is waiting in the morning telling you what got done and what got stuck.
Last night mine did my prep for today. Pulled every product that launched in this category this year, wrote a changelog off my commits, and left three draft posts for me to choose from. I picked one and changed a sentence.
Being straight with you, because you'll find out anyway: it's slower than demo videos make it look. It gets things wrong, so read the output before anything leaves your outbox. Long jobs sometimes stall, and the morning brief will say so instead of pretending. I still break it most weeks.
For PH: It has generous free plan, and you can use the code: PR0DUCTHUNT to get the "lumen" or lite plan that was 8 dollars free for a month.
Fastest way to see it is to just use it. But if you'd rather I prove it first, drop the thing that eats your week in the comments and I'll run it tonight and post exactly what came back. Working or broken, I'll post it either way.
Come break it with us in Discord: https://discord.gg/u4Zfg8Kv7c
We've been building this for 7 months and its finally here. So excited to launch it and showcase it to everyone.
After 7 months of countless hours, we made a product that does everything you could ask for. From writing emails, fixing your google drive or creating a notion, it does it all.
@sparshsul Yeah, I'm really, really excited too!