AI can generate code fast, but teams still need to understand, review and trust what gets produced.
That is why we built Savyre AI Coding Workflow. It guides developers through a structured 14-stage process covering requirements, codebase discovery, implementation, testing, review and impact analysis.
Each validated stage becomes the input for the next, reducing repeated context and improving traceability.
We are looking for early users to try it inside VS Code or Cursor and share honest feedback.
After months of building alone from my dorm room in Mumbai, @FocusAI is finally live on Product Hunt today.
I built it because I realized most productivity tools help people organize goals, but very few help them consistently execute.
@FocusAI takes a goal, breaks it into actionable tasks, schedules them automatically, and adapts when you fall behind instead of making you restart everything.
One thing I ve consistently seen with Product Hunt launches is that most teams don t fail because of the product. They struggle because they launch in isolation. No feedback loop. No prep support. No real conversations with people who have done it before. That s why we re opening a new WhatsApp group inside TOPTeam: The Open Product Team focused entirely on Product Hunt launches. This is a dedicated space where product builders help each other: - Prepare for upcoming launches - Share Product Hunt links and launch plans - Exchange honest feedback on positioning, copy, and visuals - Support fellow makers on launch day and beyond No noise. No vanity metrics. Just builders helping builders launch better. If you re planning a Product Hunt launch. Or thinking about one in the future. You re welcome to join. Comment PH Support and I ll share the invite link.
I am launching Chatbase today: https://www.producthunt.com/post... Chatbase launched exactly 2 years ago so today is pretty much a birthday. 2 years ago, they launched with AI chatbots. Today, we're turning those chatbots into AI agents.
Couple of days back, I posted about using svg.comicbanana.com to create anonymous profile pictures. A good samaritan on the internet suggested exposing this functionality, so now you can use this API to configure and fetch comic like SVGs.
API doc with samples: https://svg.comicbanana.com/?men...
API to fetch random SVG avatars: https://comicbanana.com/api/svg-...
As an indie developer, I noticed how exhausting it is for cross-border and vintage sellers to manually draft titles, SEO tags, and material attributes for every single unique item.
So I built VintageLister AI as a quick MVP to solve this exact pain point!
I've been using AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, aider ) to work with open source repos, and I noticed a scary gap:
You git clone a project, you point an agent at it, and before you type a single command, code can already run.
A .git/hooks/pre commit, an npm postinstall, a .envrc, a VS Code task set to folderOpen, a CLAUDE.md that tells the agent to curl | bash none of these show up in a normal diff review.
Hey everyone, I'm a student founder building a side project called Rpire an AI email assistant that schedules meetings, drafts replies, and sorts your inbox. You approve everything before it sends.
I just launched a waitlist, and I'd love your honest feedback. Does this actually solve a problem? What's missing? What would make you actually pay for it?
Here's the link: https://rpire.onrender.com
I'm not trying to sell anything just looking for real feedback from people who know what they're talking about.
