Branchpost

Blog drafts that ship as pull requests

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Blog drafts that ship as pull requests

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Most AI writing tools start with a blank prompt and produce slop. Branchpost connects to your GitHub repo, learns your blog's style and audience, and opens drafts as pull requests you can review like code. Built for solo founders and small teams.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Beka, solo founder from Tbilisi. This is my third product. I run boringone.page (a link-in-bio with AI), DAASP (a small design and dev studio), and now Branchpost. I built Branchpost because every time I tried to blog for my own products, the post died in a Notion draft. I'm a developer. I live in pull requests. So I made the tool that meets me where I already work. Branchpost connects to your GitHub repo, learns your existing blog style and audience context (tone, topics, claims to avoid, CTA), and opens drafts as pull requests. You review them like code, merge what works, and the post is live. No more "AI slop with a stamp". It's drafts that sound like you, not like ChatGPT in a hurry. Stack for the curious: Next.js 16, Bun, Drizzle, Claude Opus for generation, esbuild MDX sandbox for validation, GitHub App for the PR workflow. First two drafts are free, no card needed. I'd love brutal feedback, especially on the PR workflow itself and whether the draft quality matches what you'd actually publish. If you're shipping a blog for a SaaS, agency, or dev tool, I built this for you. Let me know what breaks 🙏

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What's the worst AI-generated blog post you've ever seen?

I'm launching Branchpost on Wednesday. It's a tool that opens AI blog drafts as pull requests instead of "click generate, get slop". Building it I had to read a LOT of AI-written blog posts to understand what makes them obviously fake.

The worst patterns I've seen:

"In today's fast-paced digital landscape..."
14 headings, every section says the same thing
The phrase "unlock the power of" appearing 4 times in 1000 words
Fake statistics with no source
A bulleted list that's just the headings rewritten

What's the slop pattern that makes you close the tab immediately?

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