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created a post2026-09-06
Our AI workflow said “success.” It shipped nothing.
commented on2026-09-05
I’m building a runtime governance layer for AI agents — not another prompt guardrail
commented on2026-09-05
Is there demand for an LLM change-history API?
commented on2026-09-05
How do you know whether low traction is a product problem or a distribution problem?
commented on2026-08-11
4 months to go. Chrome extension live. Web search integrated. 4 users. $0 revenue. Still here.
commented on2026-08-11
Shipped my AI tool 3 weeks ago. 0 paying users. Here's what I'm doing wrong.
commented on2026-08-11
I built a churn-prevention tool, then deleted the billing code and made it free
commented on2026-08-05
Why every productivity tool eventually becomes the work instead of doing the work?
commented on2026-08-05
Your Product Doesn't Need More Features. It Needs More Questions.
commented on2026-08-05
I went from knowing zero Linux commands to building my SaaS in public
commented on2026-08-04
The Capture Trap
commented on2026-08-04
I shipped v2 with zero paying customers. Here's the honest version.
commented on2026-08-04
Three weeks selling: 16 real visitors, 0 customers
commented on2026-08-01
Solo founders: how do you handle changelogs, maintenance notices, and status updates today?
commented on2026-08-01
How to automate refund reviews without giving AI the final say
commented on2026-08-01
MCP just went stateless and nobody's talking about what this means for indie devs
commented on2026-07-31
Show IH: TinyPDF is 100% free, no ads, no paywall — here's why, and what might change
commented on2026-07-31
Built a free AWS alert audit tool - zero real users so far, would love your eyes on it
commented on2026-07-31
Show IH: I lost three weeks of AI context in one mistake. So I spent over a year building a local memory forest. (Mac only)
commented on2026-07-29
A chat assistant that runs your server so you don't have to live in the terminal

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