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I m working on AI Offer Filter Agent, a lightweight AI-assisted workflow for solo founders and small teams who receive business offers, partnership messages, sales proposals, or collaboration requests and need to quickly decide whether they are worth reviewing.
I'm working on NeverMiss, a platform designed to help people avoid missing important updates from the creators, artists, games, products, and communities they care about.
Today, many of us check multiple apps, websites, newsletters, Discord servers, and social platforms just to stay informed. Even then, it's easy to miss a major announcement, release, event, or update.
The goal of NeverMiss is simple: deliver important updates in one place while filtering out unnecessary noise.
I'm currently validating the idea and would love feedback:
Is this a problem you've experienced?
How do you keep track of updates today?
Would you use a service like this?
Any feedback, criticism, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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I ve been experimenting with ways to streamline API testing without switching between Postman and VS Code. To explore this, I built a small extension that lets you send requests, debug responses, and visualize data directly in the editor.
Over the past couple of months, I ve seen some interesting adoption numbers (300+ acquisitions with ~100 page views), which made me wonder:
How do you all handle API testing in your workflow?
Do you prefer dedicated tools like Postman/Insomnia?
Or do you integrate testing directly into your editor/IDE?
What features would make an in editor API tool genuinely useful for you?