... explicit request switches and locks, and only another explicit request unlocks. When it's off, the agent follows the caller freely. 5. The agent's own system phrases were speaking the wrong language This one surprised us. Idle warnings, "are you there?" prompts, tool-filler announcements and end-call lines are spoken straight through TTS without the LLM. We found several ways they came out wrong: A Hindi-only agent with auto-detect off was speaking English idle

... missed that vibe, so I built WhatsPlaying to bring that nostalgic feature right into WhatsApp! WhatsPlaying automatically updates your linked WhatsApp "About" text with whatever you re currently listening to or watching, and clears it back to "Idle" the moment you stop. Core Features: Works with everything: Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube, YouTube Music, Plexamp, or any app that uses your lock-screen media controls. No API keys or custom per-app setups needed. Privacy-focused: It runs entirely on your ...

... cart context to your n8n workflow with each message, so your agent knows why the chat started. Other triggers we've seen or thought about: a button like "Ask about this product" a form submission a URL parameter an idle timer What would you use? Exit intent, cart value, time on a pricing page, something else? And if you've built your own version of this with n8n's default chat widget, we'd love to hear ... ... want to take a look, we're live here : https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Comment from Aleksandr Kubarskii(@al_kub): A failed coupon or unavailable shipping option seems a better trigger than idle

... visible. A green cup in the notch shows when your Mac is being kept awake, and why. You don't need any setup or a terminal command. It looks at real activity (CPU use and session updates), so an idle Claude window or a forgotten terminal won't keep your Mac awake. You can try it in your browser first. The page has an interactive demo where you lock the Mac mid-task and compare what happens with and without ...

... been using AI APIs to build my projects but the monthly bills are starting to add up. Running open-source models on a cloud server seems like a good alternative but GPU costs maintenance and idle

... know GPU platforms exist but cold starts sound like a UX nightmare for interactive apps. On the flip side paying for dedicated A100/H100 instances 24/7 just to handle afternoon spikes feels like burning cash while the GPU sits idle all night. For developers who made the leap at what monthly API spend did dedicated GPU hosting actually break even ...

... seconds. What I cared about while building it: It never takes your keyboard. You keep typing your email, code or Slack reply while the reminder is on screen. It goes quiet when you're away. If your Mac is idle for 5 minutes, locked or asleep, reminders wait. When you come back, a fresh 30 minutes starts. It only runs during your working hours. Set your days and hours, and it stays silent outside them. One click pauses it before ...

... forgot last week from the database I'm working in. So Vitals now answers them. Ask: what is slowing the Mac down, which app is behind a number, what is on port 3000, which dev servers have sat idle for days. Quit: an assistant can't quit anything by itself. Vitals shows you the request in its own window, and nothing is quit until you say so. Share: it's off until you turn it on, and you choose what ... ... Would be useful to show those connections in the quit request so I can see what else might stop working Comment from Matheus Paranhos(@matheus_paranhos1): I see what you mean but a quiet dev server is rarely really idle

... away from your desk. A few things worth catching up on: Agents can operate Termdock. Through the CLI and Terminal API, they can open terminals, start another agent, follow its output, and send the next instruction when it's idle. You keep using your existing Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, or other terminal agents. Approvals have one place to go. With the supported agent hooks configured, Workstream brings permission requests, questions, and exit plans into one panel, where ...

... what can you trust when you come back to it? Agent status now follows the actual lifecycle. In v0.10.8 I checked Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Grok Build, and Antigravity against their installed CLI behavior. A late startup or idle event no longer overwrites a newer running state. OpenCode 2 and Grok Build also received updated integration paths for execution, input requests, failures, and completion. v0.10.9 puts compact status icons in workspace order: gray for idle

... Vitals is live on Product Hunt today. It's an Activity Monitor alternative for Mac that shows you 60 apps instead of 1,000 processes, and in its first week, close to 830 licenses have sold. This is the story of why I built it, how it works, and why I think it's the best way to see what your Mac is actually doing. Why Activity Monitor isn't enough You know the moment. The fans spin ... ... slowed down and which app did it. Alerts when an app keeps using too much CPU, memory or disk. Projects : the dev servers you left running, grouped by project folder, with their ports and how long they've been idle

... Hello, I built a small command-line tool called timerCLI that tracks how much time you're actually using your computer vs. just staring at the screen. What it does: Watches your keyboard, mouse, and touch input Auto- pauses your active timer when you go idle

... Anthropic is non-negotiable for enterprise clients who want to control their own API costs. The Pivot: I am now making a hard pivot to a completely new venture today. Instead of letting these 5 massive codebases sit idle or wait 90 days on an acquisition marketplace, I've decided to hand over the unencrypted Master Source Code and License Servers to other agency owners and developers in the community so they can rebrand and run them. I d love ...

... work in your repositories, track progress in durable WorkItems, and wait for events such as CI results or incoming messages before continuing. Since launch, we've shipped v0.43.0, v0.44.0, and v0.44.1. The v0.44.1 update includes improvements to memory indexing, idle scheduling, and file links across workspaces. If you're wondering what that looks like in practice, we've also shared three longer reads on X: A reviewer that follows a PR, not just one diff. Start here for a concrete ...

... lost once the prompt session ends. Today, we re restructuring ChatRecall around two major upgrades: Decisions and Autonomous Tasks . 1. Persistent Architectural Decisions Auto-Extracted: As you and your team chat with AI, ChatRecall automatically extracts architectural choices, rejected alternatives, and tech selections. Context Guardrails via MCP: When an agent attempts to pick a library or steer the architecture, it queries your decision log over MCP. If a decision was already made (e.g., "we use PostgreSQL, not Mongo"), the agent ... ... Extraction: Tell an agent "just hardcode this for now to unblock the demo" , and ChatRecall automatically generates a follow-up task on your Kanban board. Closed-Loop Agent Resolution: Tasks are exposed over MCP. When your AI agent has idle

... worthy product? Can someone give me some suggestions please. "Here's what changed this month." +2 services ADDED : analytics-01 & app-02 came online. WASTE: app-01 is stopped, still billing $374/mo . RIGHT-SIZE: db-01 idles at 16% CPU p95 downsize. Comment from Rajkumar PB(@rajkumar_pb): Any suggestions or feedback is welcome. Also, if you want to see any features please add it here. Will try to incorporate in the tool ...

... just published a new SELF OS podcast episode exploring a question I think will become increasingly important: Should people benefit when their devices help power AI? Billions of phones, laptops, gaming PCs, and other devices sit idle for hours every day while demand for AI compute continues to grow. SELF OS is designed around a hybrid model where workloads can be routed between: Local SLMs Trusted personal devices Resonatia s distributed node network Larger cloud models The goal ... ... create infrastructure where users can voluntarily contribute unused compute, understand how their resources are being used, and participate in the value they help create. In the episode, I cover: How SELF OS routes AI workloads Why idle

... Metal GPU. No cloud, no API keys, no per-character fees. Voice cloning from a 3s sample, 10+ languages, ~5-9s latency on M-series chips. The thesis: your MacBook has a neural accelerator sitting idle most of the time. If you're a podcaster, voiceover artist, or someone who records sensitive material, you shouldn't have to pay per character and trust a third party with your voice model. Free download with 25 generations ...

... massive, and the technical reason behind it is super simple: 1 No Chromium & Node bloat: Instead of bundling an entire browser per app, Tauri relies on the OS's native WebView (Windows/macOS/Linux). The final binary is tiny, and idle RAM consumption is ridiculously low. 2 Rust Backend: While the frontend remains web-based, all the heavy lifting, file system access, and core logic run on Rust. You get Rust's memory safety with C/C++ level speeds, without a bloated ...

... been developing my SaaS platform built fully on Cloudflare Workers edge infrastructure. Edge computing offers huge benefits for solo founders: zero idle server costs and global low-latency performance. However, I ran into many undocumented hurdles during development: Auth.js adaption issues for edge runtime Tricky differences between wrangler dev and production environment Stripe webhook validation & Resend email domain DNS configuration Most tutorials only cover isolated code snippets. It s challenging to find guides for a complete production stack including ...

... server right before running it, in case mail snuck in between your click and the queue draining. Paranoid? Yes. Correct? Also yes. Fixed "Couldn't load this message" then Retry works the classic. The body-fetch connection sits idle between two opened emails, the server quietly hangs up, and you find out by clicking. Skim now reconnects itself and retries silently, so you never see the error you were about to fix by pressing a button. Reading pane no longer ...

... everything your agents learned about your codebase, rendered as a 3D brain you can explore region by region. - Personal to-do board: your own private kanban next to the agent boards. Write a task, then hand it to an idle agent with one click and watch it move to Doing. - Session recap: close the app, come back later, and every agent picks up with a summary of where it left off. This works for non-Claude CLIs too. - Live plan ...

... agent session is accessible from Web, TUI, and messaging channels, every surface needs to agree on what active, queued, stopped, and finished mean. What changed: Web, TUI, and IM now share one turn lifecycle. A conversation is not considered idle until its complete queue has drained. Stop and cancel wait for the underlying agent to settle, with a bounded forced-shutdown path when it does not. History, activity, pending messages, permissions, and session state stay isolated within the correct conversation ...

... Same queue, totally different urgency. Telling those two apart automatically is the piece I don't have clean yet. In your setup, how are you deciding which of the 20 percent is allowed to wait for a window versus which should break into your focus? Comment from Aadil Ghani(@aadilghani): @virko_kask   This made my day, partly because you actually went and rebuilt the thing, and partly because "a file cannot tap my shoulder" is the cleanest one-line ... ... Same queue, totally different urgency. Telling those two apart automatically is the piece I don't have clean yet. In your setup, how are you deciding which of the 20 percent is allowed to wait for a window versus

... decisions early, understand our own product, and ship with confidence. What do you think? Should agents work completely independently while we relax, or should developers stay involved throughout the process? Curious to hear how everyone else uses that idle time. Comment from Evgeny Alexeev(@alexe_ev): I m looking at this moment knowing that, finally, I can move on to something else. Let s be honest: if your system is set up correctly and your agent handles a single, well ...