BOOM! Expense management startup @Ramp acqui-hired @Jolt AI to "help its engineers build faster."

@karimatiyeh on X:

"Build faster." Yep, that about sums it up. We want Ramp engineers to be as productive as possible, firing on all cylinders. Jolt is pushing us even further in that direction. High. Speed. Development. Velocity. That's the move here.

I juggle Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex daily. Here's what actually works:

• The secret is context engineering feed AI code that works, it writes code that works

• Use open-source aggressively. Load proven repos with /add-dir as context

• Debugging servers? Let AI call your APIs directly it catches errors in real-time, not you describing symptoms for hours

• Stuck with one agent? Switch mid-task without losing context

One of the biggest blockers to building agents is getting the data 'agent-ready'. Teams spend months building pipelines, wiring up sources, cleaning data, and centralizing it - before an agent can even ask its first question.
Pylar now does this out of the box.
We re source-agnostic. Whether your data lives across multiple databases and warehouses (Supabase, Snowflake, MySQL, etc.), you can connect one or many instantly, no re-architecture required.
If you don't have a warehouse yet, we ve got you covered. Pylar ships with 100+ built-in integrations across marketing tools, CRMs, support platforms, product databases, and billing systems. Data comes in cleaned, transformed, and centralized, ready for agents to work with.
Next up is agent views - once you've connected to your sources, you can write SQL across or within to create precise, sanitized, sandboxed views purpose built for specific agents.
Agents don t roam your databases arbitrarily. You deterministically scope exactly what fields they can access, so they do their job well, without hallucinating or giving you different answers for the same/similar questions.
Give it a try and let me know what you think!

I work closely with product and growth teams, and one challenge I keep running into is explaining user drop-offs to people who aren t deep into analytics.

The data usually shows where users leave, but turning that into a clear, confident explanation without overloading dashboards or making assumptions can be tough. Especially when the audience is leadership or business stakeholders.

I m curious how others handle this in practice:

I keep going back and forth on this, so I m curious how others think about it.

At what point do you start taking non-English markets seriously?

• only after you feel solid PMF in English?

• when inbound users from certain regions show up?

• by picking one market early (Japan, LatAm, etc.) and committing?

• or do you just keep pushing it off to stay focused?

The v0 team has been cooking in the past weeks.

They recently added new integrations, shipped MCP support, launched a Nano Banana Pro Playground, released Opus 4.5 preview, expanded their Ambassador Program, and more.

Huge thanks for the love, sharp questions, and thoughtful feedback. For us this wasn t a threw it together in a month launch. Mujo AI is years of work by people who believe product cards for marketplaces can be fast, beautiful, and scalable.

Under the hood it s agents, pipelines, our own tables and templates a lot of machinery. We worked hard so all that complexity feels like a simple Generate button and the output is ready for production.

I wrote a long essay following a talk I gave at AI DevCon in Brooklyn last month.

It starts out with an anecdote about hunting ChatGPT in December 2022 and goes on to explore what I think will be necessary to thrive as code becomes a commodity:

In December 2022, I hunted ChatGPT on Product Hunt.

It ranked #1 product of the day, then the week, and went on to be named Product of the Year.

Having co-founded a YC-backed conversational AI startup in 2018 (long before LLMs) I recognized in ChatGPT the missing ingredient that would have made that venture viable.

The future we d anticipated had arrived. I could revisit my old problem, or I could expand my area of potency by raising and deploying my own venture capital fund.

I chose the latter.

Three years later, on December 9th, I watched a 24-hour window on Product Hunt cross 500 launches roughly double what I observed throughout the preceding 825 days. Only 13 were featured; most were unremarkable.

The LLM has fundamentally shifted the economics of software development.

As someone with a dual vantage point being the #1 Product Hunter while investing in AI startups I watch the floodwaters rise in real-time.

What s become clear: SaaS is dying; VC is withering . Building software is not uniquely compelling. Code has become a commodity.

What most people miss about commoditization is that when a product or resource becomes abundant, it doesn t just get cheaper. It unlocks new and previously uneconomic uses.

Just a little something before Christmas! Thanks to all the feedback, I'm super excited to announce TypMo Co-pilot and Prompt Planner.
TypMo Co-pilot features two powerful modes:

1. Plan Mode Think through your design before building. Discuss user flows, refine problem statement and build clarity. Your AI partner asks the right questions so you build the right thing.

2. Build Mode Describe what you need, watch it appear. "Add a user table with status badges and action buttons" instantly rendered in your wireframe.

   Here's a small video - https://youtu.be/2pXSa-vQs5I

   And then, we have the Prompt Planner. Turn your wireframe into structured prompts your AI coding tools can execute:

3. Implementation Blueprint Component specs, state management, API structure everything needed to build

4. ERD Generation Automatically extract entity relationships from your wireframe. User profiles, orders, products, mapped out with fields and connections
   Video - https://youtu.be/M3yemMJKYNQ

No more explaining your wireframe to your code editor. Export a prompt, paste it in, and let AI handle the implementation.
You can try out both the features in Free Plan. And you can get unlimited access at a holiday discount offer of $39.99/year.
I would love to get your feedback on both of them!! Happy Christmas and Happy Holidays!!

Hey everyone! Thanks for checking out CLI Manager.

Here's what's new today:

• Background mode - keep processes running while you work

• Custom editor support

• Changelog is now live at solhun.com

Coming soon:

As 2025 comes to a close, it s the perfect time to reflect on how Raycast has helped you be more productive and stay in flow.

Take a look at your Raycast Wrapped to get insights on your Raycast launches, extensions usage, your most used apps, developer stats, time spent on meetings, AI usage, Focus stats, and so much more!

S/O to @thomaspaulmann @peduarte and team for once again putting effort into the little big details.

What's in your Raycast?

Just wanted to send a note thanking you all for your support! And please don't hesitate sharing your feedback, and ideas of what you would like to see in nexts updates!
Muchas gracias

After shifting its gaming strategy to focus more on games played on the TV, Netflix announced it s acquiring Ready Player Me, an avatar-creation platform based in Estonia. The streamer said Friday it plans to use the startup s development tools and infrastructure to build avatars that will allow Netflix subscribers to carry their personas and fandom across different games.

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As a founder, I ve learned this the hard way.

We expect AI in customer support to always know the answer.

Faster replies. Fewer tickets. Lower costs. Reality is different.

As users, we all want to try a product before committing. As builders, we want to show real value without over-engineering and investing time 'just for show'. Finding that balance is harder than it looks.

I just shipped my demo for Rewo (https://rewo.app), and intentionally went with a live, real demo:

• Fully functional product (same codebase as prod)

• Uses demo data instead of real integrations

• Some interfacing + sync pieces are disabled

• Auto-resets on a schedule so anyone can jump in fresh

We built a small calculator for you to see how much time you are wasting per day/week/year just due to context switching between different AI tools. Try it out!
My wastage was 6 hours/week, what's yours?

We are refactoring the UI in these days, optimizing interaction experience, implementing responsive layouts, and adding more animations.

Note: Please disregard the version number (1.0.0) in the title bar; it is merely a placeholder during development .

Hey everyone,

It s been quite a while since the CodeFinder launch.

I m finally back with something new called Sliq, and we just went live on Product Hunt today!

Wrong abstractions.
Leaky boundaries.
Hidden coupling.

Bugs get fixed.
Decisions linger.

Check out the blog post on Medium:

https://medium.com/@crystalbridg...

Thank you all for the incredible support! The PRODUCTHUNT50 code is still valid if you'd like to support continued development.

I've been busy shipping updates based on your feedback and wanted to share what's new:

We re constantly sharing feedback, reporting bugs, and discussing ideas yet those conversations are usually scattered across private tickets, closed chats, or platforms that trade transparency for reach. Important insights get buried, repeated, or lost, and users rarely get to see how their feedback actually shapes a product.

That s the gap we wanted to explore with Sceptrum Community.

This community is built to be open by default, but intentional about privacy and quality. Discussions are public so knowledge isn t locked away, identities are real to reduce noise, and conversations are structured so useful feedback can stand out instead of getting lost in the crowd.

The idea isn t to create another social platform, but a focused space where users can report issues, suggest improvements, and help each other while knowing their contributions matter and remain visible. Less noise, fewer duplicates, and more meaningful collaboration.

Hey hey PH community
We kicked off a little Made with Metabase contest on Reddit and would love to see what you ve been building.

If you've shipped something with Metabase (dashboards, internal tools, data stack, or scrappy MVPs), this is a nice excuse to turn that work into a limited-edition Metabase mechanical keyboard
Join in here: https://metaba.se/made-with-meta...

Hey all! quite a while since i can say the last major update has commenced, this time involving an almost complete rebuild of the canvas creation logic under the hood. What that means for you? Much faster UI responsiveness, Larger Canvas support and more keyboard, and also now mouse: shortcut integration!
If you feel like checking it out, heres the app store link:
https://apps.apple.com/app/tilep...
Compatible with iPad and Mac.