PH热榜 | 2026-08-06

@chrismessina yesterday we deployed OS for our @Unabyss team - looks super promising! We'll probably tweak it more to our liking, but it is the first "company OS" that is so close to what we need. As always, @Cloudflare doesn't disappoint ;)

@chrismessina Cloudflare doesn't seem to be asking, "How do we build another AI app?" They're asking, "What should the workplace look like when every employee has AI?" That's a much bigger ambition.

I like the security model too. Giving agents zero access by default and letting permissions grow intentionally feels far more realistic for enterprise adoption than handing out blanket API keys and hoping nothing goes wrong.

The idea that every file can evolve into a living application is another interesting shift. It blurs the line between documents, workflows, and software, making AI less of a chatbot and more of an operating layer for the company.

One question I'm curious about: where do you think the biggest challenge lies? Building capable agents seems solvable. Getting organizations to redesign their workflows, permissions, and culture around AI feels like the much harder problem. It'll be fascinating to see which one becomes the real bottleneck.

Exciting direction—feels like we're moving from AI tools to AI operating systems.

@jiteshghanchi go on...

@puja_sharma13 Definitely. Working from a shared source of truth is critical, especially when you're dealing with a fast-growing line item like AI spend. Once you have that visibility, you can make more informed vendor and budget decisions. I'd love to hear what you think of the product! You can also invite your Finance team to AI Spend Console so they can view shared dashboards too.

@kevinmasonThe GitHub correlation caught my attention. Looking beyond token usage is where the real insights probably start .

@kevinmason Ok so this feels like one of those products that becomes more useful as AI adoption scales across a company.

The org context point is the one that makes this genuinely different spend without the team and role attribution is just a number that makes no one accountable. The GitHub PR mapping is particularly sharp. Rooting for you today@kevinmason 

@uttam_kumar35 Yes! You can look at tons of GitHub metrics like pull request volume, number of code revisions, code rework, etc. Let us know what you think!

@robert_smith52 Yes, it tracks AI spend over time. It's not a static dashboard. One view I really like is "AI spend by vendor over time".

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@madison_marley Hey Madison! Spreadsheets are great for lots of things but pretty manual and super time intensive, especially when you're bringing in data from a bunch of different sources. Would love to hear what you think of AI Spend Console once you give it a try!

@madison_marley We hope this can save you hours in the future!

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@soni_kumari25 Such a great point. I had that assumption too and we've learned a lot at Rippling about who's actually driving that spend. You can look at employees or teams, roles, departments, levels.

@yolanda_c_schneider Couldn't agree more. The vendor level is good visibility but that's only the surface. Using AI Spend Console, our team has been able to answer questions like:

• Which models are used most frequently and by which teams?

• Which roles and levels are driving up our AI bill?

• How does AI spend per pull request differ between our top and bottom performers?

• Which engineers have high AI spend, whose peers frequently ask them to redo work in code reviews?

@ayesha_mughal1 Glad to hear you're interested! The vendor level breakdown gives you a good idea of what you're spending across all your vendors, then you can further break that down by which models, which teams, and which roles are driving spend. Excited to hear what you think!

@kimberly_west Thanks for the support! I'd love to hear what you think of the product. Hope you can use this in your next budget meeting.

@kimberly_west Budget meeting jitters!! 😬 Hope this makes your next one easier.

@jack_mark8 Are there other metrics you're interested in? Curious what you'd like to see next.

@jack_mark8 Can't wait to hear what you think about the product, Jack!

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@thomas_jack3I'd love to know what you think of the product!

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@chandrshekhar_rawen Thanks :) We're offering a 30 day free trial for non Rippling customers. I'd love to hear what you think of the product!

@ayla_reynolds Glad to hear it! Would love for you to try out AI Spend Console and let us know what you think. Once you connect your data, I would recommend trying out a prompt like this: Build a dashboard that catches low-quality AI output before it ships. Combine GitHub data with AI usage to surface the pull requests, developers, teams, and repos where AI-assisted code shows high rework, reverts, review churn, and reopened bugs, so I can spot AI slop early.

@balakrisnan_h Let us know what you think when you try it out! We're very open to feedback and happy to answer any questions.

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@ramish_saje We'd love for you to try it out and share your feedback!

@joseph_walker2 The journey is new for all of us -- first tokenmaxxing to boost AI adoption, then shifting to analyze how much AI is really costing us after blowing over budgets, to now finding new tools to control AI costs.

It's a delicate balance -- what's enough AI spend so people can be wildly productive, but not so much that people are using it to generate expensive daily briefs that summarize their slack messages every morning running on Opus 4.7?

I'm excited to hear what you think of the AI Spend Console!

@kevinmason  @hamza_afzal_butt The biggest challenge was ensuring users have a magical onboarding experience and can get value from the tool. For example, we spent a lot of time testing and tuning our recommended prompts so the platform surfaces interesting AI spend and usage patterns. For example, you can see which engineers spend the most on AI but have the highest number of code revisions.

@sander_buitelaar The control is back in your hands! Let us know what you think!

@olyvia_ruhlmann I'm super excited for the GitHub use cases! For example, you could ask Rippling AI to build you a spend and usage dashboard that shows PRs across the team against individual usage.

@odeth_negapatan1 Thanks for the support!

@odeth_negapatan1 Invest smarter, not harder, that's the goal!

@noahanderson Thanks! That was the core insight for us: spend alone doesn't tell you much, but when you tie it to GitHub data like PR volume, cost per PR, and code rework rate, you can actually start to see where AI usage is translating into output versus just adding cost. Would love to hear what you think once you dig into the dashboards!

@noahanderson Thanks! Every leader is asking "What's the ROI on my AI spend?" and connecting it to GitHub metrics is just one way to see that. Of course, there's nuance but it helps you see where AI spend translates into improved business outcomes, especially if you have a heavy eng org.

@kimiloluwa We hope you like it! The ROI is the stickler -- how do I show that I've gotten ROI through higher quality work? I even generated a dashboard that even answers the question, are people doing high quality work better, or smaller tasks faster?

@kimiloluwa so happy to hear that! Thanks for supporting our launch!

@abod_rehman Can I say them all? It depends what's most pressing for your business. A lot of our customers start on Payroll.

@quinn_knoblock1 Yes, Rippling is! It has already. We've already cut back our spend significantly and plan to keep using the tool to help us track spend and usage patterns.

@annacy_sampas Thanks for the support, Annacy!

@stephen_gomes1 Thanks for the support! Yes, we integrate with Claude. We also connect to OpenAI and Cursor.

@stephen_gomes1 Yes! You can connect Claude Code or Claude Enterprise!

@gabiginorio Thanks for the support! With AI Gateway, you can enforce token spend and model access policies based on employee attributes. You can sign up for the waitlist for AI Gateway, once you start your free trial.

@kate_sleeman Yes! It can show you spending trends over time. For example, you could see AI spend over time by department or AI spend over time by model.

@kate_sleeman Yes! Your dashboards will go back to the beginning of your usage, and you can filter to a specific date range. It will also point out how you're trending for the time being so you can see if there's an outlier that you need to take action on.

@nicolo_magnante The 3AM panic framing is exactly right the cost isn't the bug, it's the cognitive load of being the one who has to find it at the worst possible time. The 'it already investigated itself' positioning is strong. Rooting for you today.

@igor_martinyuk thank you Igor! We just had many discussions with great companies where they weren't as interested with the improved telemetry experience. But they still wanted the issue triage and bugfixes.

So we decided to provide our harness as a separate product with a simpler onboarding and make sure more people can use what we're building at Superlog!

@igor_martinyuk main update is that you can now use Superlog Responder on top of your telemetry, while with Superlog you had to install Otel with us! Now it's literally 2 clicks, and you're bug-free!

@kristina__grits it's a tough process! our main criteria is:
- preventing false positives and noise
- making sure that the messages are relevant

What works the best so far is:
- having a handful of test cases that you can immediately launch and see the effect of any harness / prompt improvements
- reading full traces thoroughly (Boris Cherny's tip!) to rule out any tool / environment bugs.

our prompt is actually fairly minimal. agents are smart, they just need the right tools

@margarita_s88 right now the vast majority of our users are startups, from seed to series B. technically anyone using sentry or datadog, who want to easily take care of fixing whatever breaks!

@bengeekly Thank you! We're obsessing over the quality of our triage and fixes. a big thing for us is to make issue messages relevant and grokkable.

for us, it's fundamentally an issue of taste and talking to users!

@bengeekly main goals are:

• avoid false positives and unnecessary noise

• make sure the messages are relevant

What has worked best so far:

• keep a small set of test cases that you can run right away to see the impact of any prompt or harness changes

• read the full traces carefully (a tip from Boris Cherny and mentioned by Arseniy in a previous comment) to catch tool or environment bugs before changing the prompt

Our prompt is actually very simple. Agents are already smart. They mostly just need the right tools.

@camilleepitalon Thank you Camille! Super happy to get good feedback from you :)

@arseniy_shishaev1 looks awesome, we actually built smth similar internally, however, it'd be great to try and see if yours works better

@tricomte thank you Tristan!!

@matheusdsantosr_dev Great question Matheus!

• For coding standards: We allow you to fully customize your agent, including adhering to any architecture / guidelines in the repo.
  

For false positives: this is our core mission. Responder will only raise an issue if code + telemetry indicates real impact beyond reasonable doubt. I'm personally obsessing over all issues we raise (we instrument our own prod with Responder obviously).

Using an AI SRE like Responder is actually a great way to cut down on noise from alerting systems!

@margarita_s88 answer on the other comment!

@roman_cz Thank you so much Romàn, we're big fans and users of Gojiberry too!

@vicgrss Thank you so much Victor!!

@zaczuo the persistent background agents piece stands out more than the model upgrade itself. Most agent tools still treat every step as disposable, so a crash means starting over and losing all the context that mattered. Being able to resume from the exact point of failure is the kind of infrastructure work that doesn't show up in demos but decides whether people trust an agent with anything that takes longer than an afternoon. Curious how it handles context that goes stale between the crash and the resume.

The static screenshot problem is real I've watched AI agents confidently misinterpret a UI flow from a screenshot dozens of times. Keyframes plus speech transcription as the format is the right solution. The local-only privacy positioning is also smart for enterprise adoption. Strong launch.

@kim_ben_g Great idea, i can feel it will be a daily product for me. thanks for building and sharing!

Thank you @german_merlo1! Really appreciate the kind words. Love that perspective on prompting as management, it feels great to build something that truly streamlines daily workflows for founders and builders!

@veronica_macadam Exactly! Prompts are often ephemeral—once you get the output, you move on. Keeping everything local gives you that speed while protecting privacy and security.

Thanks @etiennegarcia 🙌 , Exactly! It feels just like sharing your screen and marking things up while explaining an idea to a colleague.

Thanks@alieksia, Yes, the transcript is synchronized frame-by-frame along the timeline. Every word is tied to a specific timestamp, so if you say "change this button position" while drawing a line, that exact moment aligns with the corresponding frame.

@busmark_w_nika Yes, you're right. First we typed prompts, then we used speech-to-text (voice as prompts), and now we have video as prompts. I think we're moving toward a much more natural way of communicating to AI—just like how we talk to humans. An AI that can also respond with a video showing what to do would be a great idea. 🤔

The rewrite problem when migrating agents is exactly the kind of friction that kills adoption before it starts. Native UI in Slack and Teams threads rather than a wall of text is the right instinct that's where the decisions actually get made. Strong launch

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@eli_berman2 Strong launch.

@eli_berman2 Game Changer!

@eli_berman2 it's been exciting to watch behind the scenes, and kudos to the team for building what I think is the next wave of interactive platform experience.

@nevo_david, thanks so much for your support!

@nevo_david Thanks Nevo!!

@arielweinberger Thanks for taking it for a spin.
I would love to get your detailed feedback, as it really helps us improve the product.

@travis_murdock this is going to be the new wave of how we interact with agents everyday!

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@chris_verner thanks! Channels SDK has already boosted my productivity by leaps, and I know it's going to be very valuable for many companies.

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I am a full-stack developer looking for a collaborator.

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@anmol-baranwal, this is awesome to hear, Anmol.
Thanks for the feedback!

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@max_korp, awesome Max!

@benjamin_taylor8 you're a beast!

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@ran_shem_tov 100%!

Thanks for your positive feedback@prathkum, we really appreciate it!

The hex code invention problem is one every designer who has handed off to an AI agent has felt. 50M brands accessible in one lookup changes the workflow completely.

@picsoung That's exactly the workflow we had in mind. The writing is already good, the missing piece is giving AI the right brand context. Thanks for the hunt!

@johnny_makes Tried it a couple of times and got crazy good output. Great job!

@johnny_makes Great job on the launch! To help you catch and fix any initial issues smoothly, I’d love to invite you to try Bugshark (https://bugshark.dev/). It’s a lightweight widget that lets your users report bugs in two clicks while automatically capturing console logs, network requests, and screen recordings. You get instant email alerts with all the technical context needed to fix issues in seconds. Congrats again and best of luck!

@martin_yochev1 Thanks Martin – do let us know how you get on, we love all feedback!

@mateuszkonik Thanks for the feedback, we're starting to explore this! Thinking about a skill and possibly also MCP, so agents can use these services on your behalf

@lorant_one The hard part of multichannel was never writing, it was keeping one message consistent when you reshape it for a newsletter vs a social post. Does the agent hold a single source of truth and adapt per channel, or does each channel drift on its own? That drift is what usually bites me.

@lorant_one Great job on the launch! To help you catch and fix any initial issues smoothly, I’d love to invite you to try Bugshark (https://bugshark.dev/). It’s a lightweight widget that lets your users report bugs in two clicks while automatically capturing console logs, network requests, and screen recordings. You get instant email alerts with all the technical context needed to fix issues in seconds. Congrats again and best of luck!

@henry_habib That’s one of the parts we care about most too. Right now, AI can prepare the post, choose channels and suggest a time, but it cannot publish until a human approves it. Reviewers can reject it with feedback, and the agent can revise and resubmit while keeping the full history visible.

We’re now exploring more flexible team rules—different approval requirements by account, content type or agent, without making everyday publishing painfully bureaucratic.

For sites and pages, you can already give publishing permission to the AI, so for low-risk content updates (e.g. documentation update on pull requests) AI can keep everything up to date. Of course, it's optional and up to the team's workflow.

@jacksonfall This is interesting Jackson. Congratulations on the launch!

@jacksonfall Called it: this is the tool. Airdrop's share flow has been clunky for a decade and nobody at Apple seems to care. Chute actually feels instant. Congrats on shipping, Jackson. Well earned.

@omri_ben_shoham1 You got it! It automates and bypasses the (open finder, right click, share, airdrop, pick device...) share sheet -- when you set up Chute, you "pair" with your iPhone so when you drop anything (screenshot, link, files) into Chute it goes straight to your device. In the demo video, you can see the Airdrop sheet flashes up for a fraction of a second and then auto-dismisses.

I'm biased, but I find it to be quite smooth!

@brice_afonso Hey Brice! Thanks for your comment -- definitely designed this with more everyday file transfers in mind. My original use case was actually just for screenshots. It quickly expanded beyond that when I realized I could reliably send deeplinks (like google maps places, instagram reels, spotify songs...)

Chute uses AirDrop under the hood though — so big video files may still be a problem, not something we're solving for here.

What Chute kills is the overhead on everything else: drag any file to the notch, let go, it's on your phone in a flash. No Finder, no right-click-share-sheet, no picking your device out of a list.

For your non-prores-heavy-lift stuff, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised with how much time it can save you!

Hope you enjoy :)

@heli_ excited :)

@heli_ Sounds good!

@heli_  ideas like this can make everyday communication more meaningful

@r_naik thank you so much for your comment 😊

@mohamed_sabith In Daily Postcard app, you can write letters to anyone around the world. When in Hey Postcard app, you send it to your people. The contacts and postcards are private to you.

@etiennegarcia Thank you so much for your comment!
Hey Postcard is not here to replace WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram or any other messaging app.
It's for those thoughtful special messages that you want to tell someone.
Those kinds of messages get lost in everyday conversations. If I am using Hey Postcard, I can go back to those messages and read them again.

P.S. It feels so good when you start writing a postcard. You want to write what you actually feel. That's how I felt using my own app, haha!

@etiennegarcia 
Hey Etienne, thanks for the feedback, and I am glad you like the idea.

Personally, what i do:
if I need to share something immediately, I use WhatsApp.
But if I want to talk about something deep, like how life is going, how i am feeling nowadays, or something more thoughtful, I use hey postcard.

I also feel that a 'happy birthday' wish also gives a good experience and feels like a little surprise. I sent my partner Heli a letter on her birthday last month on 11th july with the feeling that how i am lucky to have her in life and she is so special to me, which made her day :)

@heli_  @adana 

@adana hahaha! right! The app feels so nostalgic.

That was one of our goals: to make the app experience really good :)

Thank you for your comment!

@musharofchy thank you so much :)

@musharofchy thanks musharof, please dm me your in app postal code in X or on telegram. I would love to write some letters to you.

@panchamkhaitan thank you, buddy, for support and feedback since the start :)

@vikashrathee posting the actual MRR and revenue link instead of just "excited to launch" is rare and it says a lot. most support tool launches lean on the AI pitch and skip the part where you show it's a real business people are already paying for. respect for building this out in public, especially in a category as crowded as customer support.

@vikashrathee We trialed a few AI support layers and the dealbreaker was always confident wrong answers going to customers unsupervised. How do you handle the handoff when the agent isn't sure, and can a human approve before the reply sends? Also how does it do on messy historical tickets vs a clean KB?

@cetinalpca34281 thanks, you can even use the new feature (delayed AI response) to make the response more human like. E.g. ticket response sent after 25 minutes instead immediately.

The provider-switching friction is real different accounts, different rate limits, different context windows documented in different places. One API key across GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and DeepSeek removes a genuine cognitive load. Good timing given the pace of model releases right now

@wsongth Congrats on the launch, William! Solving the friction of managing multiple API keys and provider accounts is a massive win for devs.

I mostly switch between Claude and GPT. The biggest pain point is usually cost tracking across different dashboards and maintaining consistent response formatting.

Quick messaging thought for your landing page: emphasize the "time saved on setup" front and center—devs love zero-friction integration! 🚀

@wsongth One more thing we’re excited about for launch 🚀

During launch week, Kimi K3 will be available in our free tier.

We’re also keeping free access to models like DeepSeek V4 Flash and MiMo V2.5, so developers can explore different AI workflows without worrying about upfront costs.

Would love to hear what models or integrations you’d like to see next!

@vahdet Awesome concept, Vahdet! RSVP reading really helps cut down distraction, especially when going through long PDFs or articles on mobile.

The feature list is solid, but if I may suggest—highlighting "privacy-first AI summaries" right at the top of your landing page copy could be a huge selling point, as a lot of readers are skeptical about where their docs get processed.

Wishing you a solid launch today! 🚀

@kamilyu The shift from people browsing to agents shortlisting for them is real, and most catalogs aren't structured for it. Practically, what do I change on my feed for an agent to pick me, schema markup or something you sit on top? Trying to gauge if this is a one-time fix or ongoing upkeep.

@mohitdubey1024 The model-agnostic approach is what caught my attention the most. Being able to switch models without changing your workflow feels like a smart long-term decision.

Out of curiosity, for someone already using tools like Cursor or Claude Code, where do you think Superbrain provides the biggest advantage?

@mohitdubey1024 Great initiative for cost and token optimization. I am guessing this should help developers elongate sessions with fewer rate limiting.

@mohitdubey1024 Congrats on the launch, this looks really cool. I love the better than "blah, blah, caveman" line. What's the one thing you've included that helps with dev efficiency?

@casper33 Thanks Casper, that's the aim. It's a new way of thinking on how the Coding Agents should be built. Would love, if you can test and give us some brutal feedback to improve the product. It's free on Auto Mode.

If needed, please reach out to me on LinkedIn and I will triple your 5 hour limit. Waiting for your brutal feedback. ❤️

@guillermogoni Thanks Guillermo, we are already on Windows. Please visit https://www.onesuperbrain.com/download to download for Mac as well as Windows version.

Also, right now Superbrain is FREE on Auto Mode till 10th October. So, download it, use it and reach out to me on LinkedIn, if needed, I will triple your 5 hour limit. Waiting for your brutal feedback. ❤️

@yashvardhan_thanvi Thanks for the feedback Yashvardhan, will surely work on Open Benchmarks, that's our next target. Please, Download and use the product and give us a feedback to improve. Thanks again ❤️

@chilarai Hey! Superbrain itself is an IDE available on both Mac and Windows. So, instead of using VS Code or Cursor, install Superbrain and use it for FREE on Auto Mode.

@patrik_pyoria Direct competition to Cursor! Would love if you can test and give your feedback.

@fabian_lukassen Not yet, but its in our roadmap and soon we will be offering that in next releases. Till then, you can use it on Auto Mode, it's free till 10th October. Would love to build with your feedbacks as we progress and let me know whatever feature you want, we can ship it in 2 days.

@shuaibird right they both look like you are trying to do some spells but its not working :D

@borrellbr thanks, the idea is if i can play a song with this, maybe i can freestyle too, who knows.

@furkanyilmazdev nice launch congrats🙌 Are there rate limits on daily swipes to maintain match quality and prevent spam swiping?

@furkanyilmazdev Congratulations on the launch, Furkan. I just upvoted producTinder. I like the focus on connecting verified makers instead of chasing vanity engagement. How are you preventing users from gaming the matching and credit system over time?

@furkanyilmazdev Love the concept - swipe-to-match for makers is such a clever take on solving launch distribution. Quick question: how are you handling verification to make sure every maker on the platform is genuinely legit?

@fabian_maume Great questions! 🙌 Currently, products are coming from the Product Hunt API, and not just a few featured products, but all launches released that day.

And yes, expanding to other creator communities like Peerlist and Indie Hackers is definitely on our roadmap. Our vision is to be a cross-community discovery layer that isn't tied to a single platform. Stay tuned! 🚀

@codeandsea Thank you so much, really appreciate it! 🙏 Yeah, the credit model felt right — no recurring commitment, you just use what you need. Glad that resonates with you. Thanks for the kind words and the support! 🚀

@martin_herran Thank you so much! Really appreciate that. 🙌
That’s exactly the problem we’re trying to solve with producTinder — making support feel genuine, mutual, and actually useful for makers.

Thanks for the kind words! 🚀

@shiv_k Thank you! 🙌 Definitely something we're considering down the line — why not! 😄 The plan is to first make it successful on the web, and once we've nailed that, a mobile app is absolutely on the table. Appreciate you asking! 🚀