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Ben Sabic

3mo ago

I built npx build-skill for your agent skills

Hey everyone! Just shipped Build Skill, a CLI that scaffolds AI agent skill repositories in one command.

I kept running into the same friction when creating skills: every time I wanted to create a new skills repo, I was manually wiring up folder structures, marketplace configs, GitHub Actions workflows, sync scripts the same tedious boilerplate every time. None of it is hard. All of it is annoying. And if you get the structure wrong, your skills just silently don't work; no error, no feedback, just an agent that doesn't pick up what you built.

I caught myself copy-pasting from old repos more than once, and that's usually my signal that something should be automated.

So I built Build Skill:

Jonathon Porter

3mo ago

Yes!! Another local business finder...

6 Months of beating myself over the UI/UX I am finally shipping Densops.
From my biased side of the fence; it is the easiest BULK local discovery / list builder tool available.

Meeting new people outside the face economy

I m building Bozheville.com, an interest-first match making platform where people connect around shared goals and values before appearance. Social media focuses too much on appearance and superficial criteria, be it for dating or friendship. I think giving people some time to just chat, without any visuals, match them by shared interests, goals and things they don t like, can give chance to a lot more connections and conversations. Check it out and let me know your thoughts, founding members will have a direct connection to me and keep that status for life. Help me build something that actually works.

Prabhu M

3mo ago

Log your expenses from telegram

When running business, we get drowned in multiple personal and business expenses. Only way to know how much we are spending is to track down to every penny.

We obviously have multiple solutions to this already:

1) Automatic expense fetching from banks or cards or PDFs: But do you feel secure enough to share your banking or card credentials?

Fahad Novel

10mo ago

Personalized Real Estate AI assistant - US Market - Idea Validation

I m building a tool that acts like a personal assistant for landlords, brokers, and investors.

Instead of juggling templates, PDFs, and confusing permit sites this assistant helps you:

  • Rental Agreement Generation Example: Create a rental agreement for a 2-bedroom apartment in Dallas, TX, starting August 1st.

  • Property Disclosure Document Creation Example: Generate a seller s disclosure for this 3BHK home in Florida. The roof was replaced 5 years ago and there was water damage last year.

  • HOA Rule Summarization Example: Can I rent this unit on Airbnb? (User uploads HOA PDF)

  • Permit Checker by Zip/County Example: Do I need a permit to build a fence around my property in Orange County?

  • Construction Cost Estimation Example: How much would it cost to remodel a 10x10 kitchen in Chicago?

  • Tenant-Landlord Dispute Analyzer Example: My tenant hasn t paid rent in 2 months what can I do in Texas?

Miras Kustaibek

3mo ago

Stop chasing features. Start chasing "Utility" (My 2026 Manifesto) 🚀

The game has changed. In 2026, nobody cares about another "AI Wrapper" or a tool that has 100+ features but solves zero real problems. I m starting my journey on Product Hunt today with a simple rule: Build for pain, not for hype. Here is what I ve noticed analyzing the Top-3 products of this week: 1. Simplicity wins: The leaders are stripping away UI, focusing on one-click solutions. 2. Speed is the UI: If it s not instant, it s broken. 3. Community feedback: They aren't just shipping; they are talking to us in the comments. I am starting from zero, but my goal is to document every step of building a product that people actually need daily. No fluff, just pure utility. My question to the community: What is one "boring" problem in your daily workflow that you wish an app would solve once and for all? I ll be reading every comment and taking notes for my future build! #buildinpublic #startup #growth
Boss

3mo ago

Stop editing config files. Deploy OpenClaw in 30 seconds with this CLI.

If you use OpenClaw for social media automation, you know the pain of managing Node versions and editing complex JSON files just to change a post schedule.

I built a wrapper called ClawLaunch to fix the Developer Experience (DX).

What it does:

  1. Instant Config: Generates a valid config.json schema dynamically based on your inputs.

  2. AI Injection: Pipes your topic through Google Gemini to generate context-aware posts.

  3. Safe Execution: Launches a local Puppeteer instance to handle the posting (mimics human behavior to avoid bans).

From 0 to 1,000 users in one month building LinkSnap. Here is what we learned.

A month ago, we launched LinkSnap with a simple goal. Make it easy for anyone to create a clean, focused webpage where they can share contact details, showcase products, sell them, and even chat with visitors in real time. Today we crossed 1,000 users. Building this from scratch, this milestone feels meaningful. Not because of the number alone, but because of the steady adoption and real feedback we continue to receive. Here are a few things we learned in the first month: Early feedback matters more than early traffic Small usability improvements compound quickly Real users will tell you what actually matters Shipping consistently builds momentum The product is evolving based on actual usage patterns and conversations with users. That has been the most valuable part of the journey so far. For those who have launched recently, what surprised you most in your first 30 days? If you are curious, this is what we are building: https://linksnap.world
Todd Kunsman

3mo ago

I built a better LinkedIn workflow for myself. Now opening it up to others.

Join the early waitlist here for more exclusives: https://linkeezy.com. Sneak peek of LinkedIn inbox feature below.

Ante Grgat

3mo ago

Building a web application to help users build, analyze, and optimize resumes

Hey everyone,

                                                                                                                           
I've been working on Resume Forge a tool that takes the guesswork out of tailoring your resume to job postings.

Here's how it works:

  1. Paste a job description The AI extracts everything: required skills, experience level, responsibilities, salary range, education requirements.