LaunchStack

Terminal-first is the right call for developers. Most coding assistants feel built for non-devs. This looks different. How does it handle context across multiple agents working on the same codebase?

The LLM gateway space is getting crowded but enterprise reliability is still a real gap. The hardest part of building any infrastructure tool is making complexity feel invisible to the end user. Looks like you're tackling that well. What's your main differentiator vs existing gateways?

Comparing AI outputs side by side is something every dev needs right now. I've been building dev infrastructure tools myself and the "which tool actually works" problem is constant. How are you handling the evaluation criteria? Pure output quality or also factoring in cost?

Congrats on the launch! 🎉 The multiplayer AI code editor concept is interesting - real-time collaboration with AI assistance could be a game changer for remote teams. How does the Share Chat feature work exactly? Does it maintain context across the entire coding session? Building LaunchStack (SaaS boilerplate) and considering how collaborative tools like this could speed up the development...

This is exactly what AI-powered development needs! 🚀 Managing multiple AI agents and their tasks gets chaotic fast. Having a Todoist-style interface to queue work, dispatch to the right agent, and approve/deny actions is genius. I'm building LaunchStack (Next.js + Flask boilerplate) and using Claude Code daily. This would be a game-changer for my workflow. Question: Can it integrate with...

Congrats on the launch! 🎉 Love the tagline: "Be known before you pitch. Stay visible until they buy." As someone building in the SaaS space, LinkedIn outreach is crucial but time-consuming. Having AI suggest personalized comments and DMs based on your playbook is brilliant. Question: How does it handle different personas? For example, if I'm reaching out to both founders and developers, can it...