Ian Maxwell

This adds more control systems over time. Do you se Still staying minimal becoming more feature-rich?

"Just ask" sets high expectations. How are you handling incorrect or incomplete answers early on?

Do you see Recost as a monitoring tool or more like a cost optimization platform long term?

Have you tested how this performs when multiple tasks are running at the same time in one repo?

At what point does "using AI" quietly turn into "adapting yourself to how AI works"?

The real question might be: do you want users to trust you first or what you built first?

This could reshape how people interact on P.H. Do you see voice becoming a permanent layer or just an experiment?

This seems like one of those features that feel obvious once it exists, what made you prioritize it now?

Curious what made you go with a lifetime monthly lock instead of a limited time annual discount?

A monthly thread like this probably works bests when people actually come back and check replies instead of just dropping a post and leaving.

That shift from self reflection to emotional outsourcing feels like a huge product behavior change.

A lot of startup competitions sounds exciting until you read the details. This one at least feels like there is something meaningful on the table.

The blank slate thing is real. When every session starts from zero, it is way harder to build any habit around it.

The 1 day coding and 6 weeks debugging line was too real. Especially for backend stuff where one small issue can turn into a mess.

The hardcoded discount logic part is painfully real. That's such a classic AI move solve the task, ignore the future. Were you giving it product constraints upfront or mostly just technical prompts?

If I can understand the product fast and feel a little curiosity right after, I'm much more likely to click through. Do you think curiosity is underrated in launch pages?

A lot of bad marketing advice sounds useful because it removes the scary part, which is actually having a real opinion. Do you think safe advices gets repeated more bcz it's easier to sell?

I think employees should get something real out of it, bcz attention and trust on personal profiles are not free assets. Would you see revenue share as fairer than random bonuses?