Hi Product Hunt 👋 I build with AI every day, and the thing that pushed me to make this wasn't a missing feature. It was the tone. Post something you shipped with Cursor or Claude in most dev communities and the thread stops being about what you made. It becomes about how you made it whether it counts, whether you're a real developer, whether you understand your own code. I got tired of defending the tools instead of talking about the work. So DevConnect starts from the opposite assumption: building with AI is just how people build here. Nobody has to justify it. What's left is the useful part show what you're working on, find someone to build it with, find someone who's two steps ahead of you, and see jobs that have to show the salary range before you apply. I'm keeping a few rules on myself, because they're the reason I wanted this: nothing gated behind a premium tier, no ads, and no engagement bait. The free tools work without an account. It's early and it's small. I'd rather say that plainly than fake a crowd if you join now you're genuinely shaping what this becomes, and the feature list is still short enough that your opinion moves it. I'm the only one building this and I read everything, so tell me what's missing.