... Product Hunt I ve been working on a rescue-focused app using Emergent, and I d really appreciate some honest feedback from people here. The idea is simple: make it easier for people to get the right help quickly when something goes wrong. I built this as part of the Emergent

... Lost is an autonomous RPG simulation. A party of knights enters a procedurally structured dungeon and begins exploring independently. They search chambers, fight monsters, collect treasure, and level up all without player control. Every run produces its own emergent story. How it works Each knight runs on a lightweight AI system that decides when to: explore dungeon chambers engage monsters retreat when wounded collect treasure return to camp to recover The dungeon contains themed chambers like: Goblin Warrens Skeleton Hall ... ... directly in any modern browser ~150 KB total size It s essentially a tiny autonomous RPG engine. Roadmap Next features planned: equipment and loot drops knight specialization classes save/load simulation states expanded dungeon chambers If you enjoy procedural simulations, emergent

... cognition instead of parameter scaling. The core idea is radical: instead of making LLMs bigger, I wrapped an 8-layer geometric architecture around them. Cognition lives on a 5D Riemannian manifold. The result: cognitive properties that no one programmed emerge from the math itself. What emerges

... Product Hunt! Meet Emergent the San Francisco-based AI app builder that every indie hacker, founder and agency in SF & Austin is quietly losing their minds over right now. You literally just chat with it like a senior engineer who never sleeps: Build me a multi-tenant SaaS dashboard with Stripe billing, Supabase auth, Recharts analytics, dark mode and mobile-responsive everything Emergent

... tested them all building the same "Todo" app from scratch using identical prompts, requirements, and a stopwatch. The goal: Which AI tool actually delivers production-ready output, not just pretty demos? Watch the full head-to-heads: JustCopy.ai vs Base44: https://youtu.be/c79HJaWz6Y8 JustCopy.ai vs

... Codex offers much higher limits than Claude. That's clearly their play to gain market share. I have a question: What's everyone used to test or validate their prototypes? Comment from Tobias Reithmeier(@comicsans): It's Claude and VS Code for me. I do iOS development, so I need Xcode as well, but most stuff is happening in VS