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Hey, Hacker News. I just want to pick your brain for a feature we're working on. I don't know whether you have seen this as a pain point, but when I work in a company, a lot of times I try to launch something and need…

I've been starting new repos over and over again, kept a list of personal skills too. But recently I have been thinking of a different approach: a "Minimal AGENTS.md" (or CLAUDE.md if you use claude) The idea is…

Hi HN friends, it's july 2026 and I am assuming many of you use fully agentic building now. Securing secrets and credentials from being committed to GitHub repo has been even more critical. What's your best practice…

I had a pain point with my watch, so I built something to address it. A watch should do one thing well, and today it doesn't: help me avoid missing my next meeting/event. That's it. Fashion and decoration are secondary.…

I’ve been using OpenClaw intensively for about two weeks. The first few days were exciting. It felt like we’re finally getting closer to autonomous agents that can actually operate a computer end-to-end. But after the…

Hi HN, I'm looking to use Claude Code to build something—specifically, a tool that generates illustrations for finished articles using its 'Skills' feature. However, as I started searching for existing skills, I found…

Hi HN, I built CancelShouldBeEasy.com after a frustrating experience with a SaaS subscription. I was overcharged and found it incredibly difficult to get a cancellation and refund. When I searched online, I realized I…

I’ve recently started integrating AI coding agents into my daily workflow (specifically when using Cursor Composer, Devin, Claude Code), and I’ve noticed a strange pattern in my behavior. I treat the agent like the…

I've been using Cursor with Claude as my coding assistant. I set up explicit workspace rules stating that the agent must ask for my approval before executing any git operations (git commit, git add, git push, etc.).…

When building with autonomous / semi-autonomous agents, they often need broad local access: env vars, files, CLIs, browsers, API keys, etc. This makes the usual assumption — “the local machine is safe and untampered” —…

Hi HN, I built this because I often work in coworking spaces or do screen sharing, and I've always had this fear of accidentally flashing my .env file with production secrets to the whole room (or recording). It’s a…

We've built a domain brainstorm experience with WebGPU-powered in-browser LLM pure client-side inference, seems working pretty well. Not on par with ChatGPT/Gemini for sure, but good enough for this use case. A few…

Just launched a new Namefi domain search engine. Hope you'll like it

Hey hacker friends, we are building a domain platform that is "modern". Offering modern features we think a domain platform should provide such as ownership with NFT (or if you dislike NFT as a term, cryptography and…

= WikiLoop Galaxy = An interactive network visualization tool that maps Wikipedia articles and their interconnections using the Wikipedia API. Built with D3.js for dynamic graph rendering and real-time exploration. '''…

Hi HN, I’ve been experimenting with MCP (Model Context Protocol) and ran into the same problem over and over again: I kept needing to copy-paste config files just to install or discover new MCP servers. So… I got lazy…

Hi HN, I recently built something called MCP² (mcpsq) – a "MCP of MCPs", or a meta-MCP server. What is it? It’s a management layer for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) ecosystem. By installing mcpsq in an MCP-compatible…