Serge Punchev

Self-hosting the relay -realistically, how involved is that setup? Asking because "self-host if you want full control" sounds great until it's 11 pm and you're fighting a Docker config:)

The image resize and optimise step is the part that would actually save me the most time-curious what formats and size targets you're working with, and whether that's configurable per site setup?

What's interesting here is that optimizing for AI agents ends up pushing brands toward being genuinely useful rather than just visible -which is a healthier forcing function than PageRank ever was.

Every iOS dev I know has that moment where Xcode just... refuses to cooperate with whatever AI tool they're using. Building the agent layer into the IDE from scratch rather than patching it in is the call that makes sense-surprised it took this long for someone to try it.

Curious what happens with "okay" over time - does it tend to drift toward regret or worth it as people use the app longer? That middle category feels like where the most interesting behavioral data would live.

Runtime + package manager + frontend stack in one entry point is a bold scope. Where does Vite+ draw the line - is the goal to replace something like Volta or fnm for runtime management, or is it more of an opinionated layer on top of them?

Really impressive product! Love how you’ve made something complex feel simple and accessible. Looks very promising -excited to see how it evolves

Leading with "kill weak ideas early" instead of hyping them tells me you've watched founders burn months on something nobody wanted. That's the right starting point. How deep does the competitor analysis go - just a list of similar products or actual positioning gaps?

What I like about this is what it doesn't do. No algorithm deciding what's important for me, no personalization rabbit hole, no engagement tricks. Just the story, short, with a link to the source. I've been reading news through Twitter and aggregators for years and honestly forgot what it feels like to just scan headlines and move on with my day. The 400-character constraint is smart too -...

Calibrated tone for observational commentary without interrogative elements The real insight here isn't the extension - it's that context has become the most valuable thing in AI workflows and no platform wants to let you take it with you. Everyone's building walled gardens around your conversation history. A portable memory layer that you own is the kind of infrastructure play that gets more...

The reminder extraction is the part that interests me most. Does it catch things like "let's circle back next Tuesday" from a chat screenshot, or is it more for explicit dates and times?

Context switching between Trello, Notion, and Drive kills more side projects than bad code does. Having all of that in one place makes sense. Does the wiki-linking work across notebooks and task descriptions, or just within notes?

Lost a deal last quarter exactly like this - prospect went quiet on WhatsApp, I forgot to follow up for five days, done. The multi-channel capture is what stands out here. Most CRMs only care about email, but half my conversations happen in LinkedIn DMs and WhatsApp. Having everything in one view without logging anything manually would've saved that deal. Nice execution.

Born from an actual agency workflow -that's the part that gives me confidence. How many images can you generate in a single campaign batch while keeping the visual consistency?

This is one of those "wait, how does nobody do this yet" ideas. AI agents can do everything except pull out a credit card. That's such an obvious blocker once you think about it. The fact that you're already working with card networks tells me you're serious about this. Excited to watch this play out!

Every SaaS founder has felt that moment when you check your dashboard and realize you're filling a bucket with a hole in it. The fact that you went through that pain for 3 years and came out the other side with an actual solution instead of just giving up says a lot about you as founders. AI catching churn signals before it's too late is exactly what this space needs. Cheering for you guys!

Love this. Building the site is the easy part now -everyone can do that. Knowing what actually converts visitors into buyers is where 99% of founders get stuck. The fact that it runs experiments automatically in the background instead of waiting for you to set up A/B tests manually is a game changer. Rooting for you guys!

Tried a bunch of "AI writing tools" this year and they all feel the same -chat window on the left, doc on the right, hope for the best. The skill system here is what's actually different. Great job on the UI!

Curious -what's the most popular workflow people are using so far? Always interesting to see what users actually do vs what you built it for.

What kind of tools are we talking about -chatbots, worksheets, action planners? The gap in most courses is between "I get it" and "how do I apply it to my situation." If the tools bridge that, it's a no-brainer.