I use Codex Desktop and Claude Desktop side by side, and I often want a second agent to independently review work completed by the first one.

The workflow I m exploring is:

1. Finish a design or implementation in Codex Desktop.

2. Ask Claude Desktop to open a new, visible review session in the same repository.

3. Give Claude the relevant context from the source conversation not just the code diff.

4. Return Claude s findings to the original Codex task automatically.

To be precise about the existing landscape: Claude Desktop s Code tab runs Claude Code and supports plugins. OpenAI s codex-plugin-cc already covers much of the Claude Desktop / Claude Code Codex direction.

ZClipKeep brings your clipboard history directly into your Mac menu bar.

Access copied text and images instantly via a shortcut and keep your workflow uninterrupted.

Unlike many clipboard tools, everything stays 100% local on your device no cloud, no accounts, no tracking.

Built for people who copy & paste all day and don t want to lose anything.
I built ZClipKeep because I was constantly losing copied content while working.

Hi, I am new here

I m the founder of Houseloop, www.houseloop.app.

I built Houseloop because so much of running a home depends on one person remembering everything: the meds, the appointments, the groceries, the school stuff, the chores, the follow-ups, and the did you remember? reminders.

Houseloop helps families, couples, roommates, and caregivers capture the things one person is tired of remembering, hand them off to whoever should handle each one, and see them actually done without becoming the household s human notification system.

Hey PH!

I built a daily number puzzle game called 'Estimate', and I'm kind of nervous about this post because now you'll all know how bad I am at guessing things.

The concept is simple: one real-world question per day, you guess the numeric answer, and a heat meter tells you if you're freezing cold or burning hot. Up to 6 guesses.

Example: "How many times does the average person check their phone per day?"

siOsi reads one selfie or any picture and returns your 12-season color type, undertone, gold vs silver, and whether your hair color fights your skin tone then grades the makeup you're actually wearing: flash white-cast, oxidation, coverage. 1st check-up: free, instant, no signup, 9 languages.

The one-liner I'm taking into launch day: "A quiz asks what color you are. siOsi looks." If that reads wrong to you, I'd rather hear it now than on the 22nd.

Hi everyone,

I'm the creator of PennyPilot, a privacy-first personal finance app designed for everyday users who want full control over their money without complexity.

Current features include:

@EmailTemple is the AI studio for email that actually converts. Describe what you want to send and get a production-ready, dark-mode-safe HTML template designed to be opened and clicked in your brand.

Klaviyo is now a native export target: the output carries Klaviyo's own tags ({{ first_name }}, {% unsubscribe %}, preferences, view in browser), so you download, import under Content Templates, and send. No drag-and-drop, no merge-tag cleanup, no Outlook surprises. Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, MailerLite and a universal HTML mode are supported too.

I'm not the founder of StartBusiness I'm part of the team, and while working with entrepreneurs and startup founders, I've noticed a common pattern.

Many founders spend months building the "perfect" product before validating demand. Others launch quickly but underestimate marketing, sales, or the operational side of running a business.

Hey makers

Working on something I wish existed six months ago.

I manage supply at a company full-time and work at my family business. The same problem keeps showing up everywhere: invoices go overdue, the QuickBooks reminder gets ignored, and then I or someone on the team ends up sending a WhatsApp message manually. Every time.

The embarrassing part isn't chasing. It's that the WhatsApp message works, and the "automated" reminder didn't.