Quick update from the workshop — figured I'd share where PostSider is at instead of sitting on it until some "big launch" moment.
Things are getting closer. The core is solid, and lately I've been heads-down wiring up the connections to different platforms and their app verification / review flows. That part never makes a good screenshot — it's reading API docs, submitting for review, waiting in a queue, re-reading the docs again — but every connector that finally clicks into place makes the whole thing feel more real.
And the more I build, the more it actually makes sense. Early on there were moments where I wasn't sure if I was solving a real problem or just enjoying the engineering. Now the shape of it is clear: a clean publishing layer that you — or your agents — can actually talk to, without fighting five different dashboards.
As a solo founder, it's easy to pour all your energy into complaining. About platform providers. About review processes. About doing every single thing yourself. I've done my share of that. But honestly, the only real antidote is shipping the next piece. Less venting, more committing.
So that's the behind-the-scenes: not finished yet, but closer every week. More connectors live, more of the API surface stable, and a growing feeling that this is genuinely worth finishing.
More soon.