Ilya Lisin

Hey! I am using Fathom as a main notetaker whole year - thank you guys for your product!

🥰 Thrilled that we are finally live and featured on Product Hunt — right in the middle of US tax season My favorite feature is working with transactions through Claude Code. If you are a developer who does your own books, this changes everything First 100 transactions are free to try. And use promo code PRODUCTHUNT for 50% off your first 3 months Would love to hear what you think — honest...

The Stripe + database integration is what sells this for me. Running a B2B SaaS with self-serve billing, and 60% of our support tickets are "where's my invoice" or "cancel my subscription" — exactly the kind of thing AI should handle autonomously. How does the AI handle edge cases where it's not confident? Does it escalate to a human automatically or does it attempt a response anyway?

This resonates — we run agents for outreach too. When the model picks its own angle, can we peek at the research outline before it crafts the email so we can align the storytelling with our positioning?

Thanks for launching, Agentation team! When we annotate a component and feed it to Claude Code, can we keep a history of annotations so the agent knows when the DOM changed? I'd love to see how you handle selector drift.

The irony of a Product Hunt launch where the product helps you make better Product Hunt launches. It's PH inception. 🎬

Bold move leaving Meta for this — respect. The 'AI that figures out what tasks to do' is the holy grail, but also where most agent products overpromise. What's the failure rate on autonomous decisions? Do you have guardrails for when Zeus confidently does the wrong thing at 3am?

I've been running 3-4 Claude Code sessions in tmux and losing track of which agent is doing what is a daily struggle. The git worktree isolation alone would save me from merge conflict hell. Does Anvil handle cross-agent dependency — e.g., Agent B waits for Agent A's PR before starting?

Finally, an AI that knows I spent 3 hours on Twitter instead of finishing that PRD. The accountability I didn't ask for but desperately needed. 😅

Finally an app that automates my crippling obsession with checking Google Flights at 2am. My therapist will be thrilled. Or unemployed.

SEO is dead, long live GEO. Now I need to optimize my content not just for Google's algorithm but also for Claude's feelings about my brand. We really are living in the future. 🤖

As someone running a SaaS for small businesses, content creation is the bottleneck that never goes away. We know we should post daily, but between building product and talking to users, it just doesn't happen. The Tinder-style swipe interface is smart — removes decision fatigue. What's the quality like for B2B SaaS content specifically? Most short-form AI tools skew toward DTC/e-commerce.

This is literally automating my own shopping workflow — I always add 'reddit' to every product search because Amazon reviews are 80% fake at this point. Smart move keeping it non-AI. How do you handle products with no Reddit/YouTube mentions? And is there any deduplication for reviews from the same user across platforms?

LinkedIn but your AI agent does the networking so you don't have to pretend you're 'thrilled to announce' anything. My agent is already more professional than me tbh

Finally someone said 'maybe we should build the engine before painting the car' 🏎️ Revolutionary concept in the vibe coding era where everyone's shipping Ferraris powered by hamster wheels

The GEO angle is what makes this timely — most SEO tools still optimize purely for Google rankings, but AI search (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude) is eating a real share of the top-of-funnel. Running SEO consulting for clients and the question "how do we get cited in AI answers" comes up every week now with zero good tooling to answer it. Curious: how does Gauge specifically track and improve AI...

I've spent embarrassing amounts of time maintaining Make/n8n workflows every time an API or UI changes upstream. If your agent genuinely detects and repairs breakages autonomously, that's the actual product moat — not the builder!

We've been wrestling with this exact problem at Jupid — our "Book a Demo" button creates a 5-7 day gap that kills a surprising share of inbound intent. The stat that caught my eye: 10-20% visitor-to-demo conversion. What's the typical session length before a prospect either qualifies themselves out or routes to a human? And does Naoma work well for products that have a steeper learning curve,...

Actively using Firecrawl via MCP and will be happy to try CLI! Thanks

Spent 20 years learning keyword research and link building. AI search launches. Now the meta is "write content that a language model would cite in a conversation." brb pivoting my entire content strategy. Upvoted out of self-preservation.