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I built a CLI to catch Stripe webhook regressions using real event fixtures — looking for 2–3 developers to try it

I built a local-first content operator because social AI tools wanted too much access

Claude ate my product's main feature. I kept the part it can't eat.

I think AI agents have an authority problem we're treating as a permissions problem

When should an AI product show disagreement?

I’m building a runtime governance layer for AI agents — not another prompt guardrail

Built an AI cofounder that remembers my startup's context between sessions

I shipped 129 pull requests to my SEO SaaS in the last 7 days — solo, with Claude Code doing most of the typing

We stopped sharing agent logins, and the fix was a smaller credential, not a bigger one

Built a claim-level fact-checker into our AI rewrite tools — here's how it actually works

Anyone else had an AI coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) silently die mid-task when your connection dropped?

How would you get your first customers for an AI reliability product?

I've run an autonomous "make money" agent every hour for ~200 runs. Here's the honest scoreboard.

I think founders misunderstand what Reddit is actually useful for.

What’s more useful after launch: 500 views or 5 honest responses?

I paid $149 for 1,000 B2B leads and got 0 customers. The fix wasn't my copy.

477 signups later, here’s what surprised me about user acquisition

I told a founder to get listed on the review sites. Her report showed AI was citing her competitors' homepages.

I told a founder to get listed on the review sites. Her report showed AI was citing her competitors' homepages.

Onboarding benchmarks from real data across 464 SaaS products: median tour completion is 29%