
Explore the hottest developer projects on Show HN for 2025-01-16. Dive into innovative tech, AI applications, and exciting new inventions!
Summary of Today's Content
Today's Hot Product Highlights
- Product Name: DBOS TypeScript
- Highlights: A lightweight durable execution library built on Postgres that enables seamless program state persistence and recovery from crashes, with unique Postgres-backed implementation requiring minimal setup.
Quick Summary
- Most Hot Category: Development Tools & Infrastructure
- Top Keywords: TypeScript, Open Source, AI, Web Development
- Most Popular Product: Awesome Launch (166 points)
Technology Trends
- AI-powered development tools
- WebAssembly applications
- Database-centric architectures
- Privacy-focused applications
- Cross-platform solutions
Project Distribution
- Development Tools: 35%
- AI/ML Applications: 25%
- Web Applications: 20%
- Infrastructure: 15%
- Other: 5%
Trend Insights
- Strong focus on developer productivity tools and infrastructure
- Growing emphasis on AI integration in traditional tools
- Increased attention to privacy and data protection
- Rise of WebAssembly for cross-platform development
- Trend toward simplified deployment and maintenance
- Emergence of specialized AI-powered assistants
- Growing demand for real-time collaboration features
- Focus on open source and community-driven development
Today's Top 10 Trending Products
Top 1. Discover an open-source directory for showcasing your projects and connecting with a vibrant community of creators. Perfect for developers, artists, and innovators looking to gain visibility and feedback on their work. (Likes: 166, Comments: 36)
Top 2. DBOS TypeScript: A lightweight and durable execution framework built on Postgres, designed for efficient performance and scalability. (Likes: 70, Comments: 42)
Top 3. TypeScriptNotebook: A versatile tool for experimenting with NPM directly in your browser. Enhance your coding experience with live previews and instant feedback! (Likes: 20, Comments: 12)
Top 4. "Introducing Sticky Disks for GitHub Actions: Streamline your CI/CD pipeline with our innovative solution that ensures consistent disk storage across runs, enhancing performance and reliability for your development process." (Likes: 12, Comments: 1)
Top 5. Introducing Genious.name: an innovative AI-powered domain generator that not only suggests creative domain names but also checks their availability in real-time. Perfect for entrepreneurs and businesses looking to establish their online presence effortlessly! (Likes: 6, Comments: 6)
Top 6. Introducing Skyvern 2.0 – an open-source AI Browser Agent that achieved an impressive score of 85.8% on WebVoyager, revolutionizing your web browsing experience with advanced features and cutting-edge technology. (Likes: 8, Comments: 2)
Top 7. Revolutionize your cybersecurity research with our AI Assistant, designed to streamline your product comparisons and enhance decision-making. (Likes: 5, Comments: 2)
Top 8. A comprehensive video collection featuring every meeting from the first eight years of scaling up, providing valuable insights and lessons for startups and growing businesses. (Likes: 4, Comments: 2)
Top 9. An engaging and challenging game that tests your knowledge of quotes from famous personalities. Join the fun by guessing the author of each quote and enhance your understanding of influential figures throughout history. Perfect for trivia lovers and those looking to expand their cultural awareness. (Likes: 4, Comments: 2)
Top 10. An open-source online video downloader that supports various social media platforms for easy content retrieval. (Likes: 5, Comments: 1)
1. Show HN: I made an open source directory of where to showoff your projects
URL: https://github.com/KingMenes/awesome-launch
Author: soGeneri
Description: I made an open source directory for sharing projects
Ever wondered how to show off that something you just built? Look no further! Awesome Launch is meant to be a list of communities and forums you can share your projects to get feedback or your first users.
Anyone is free to contribute sites and resources. Hope you enjoy!
Popularity: 166 points | 36 comments
2. Show HN: DBOS TypeScript – Lightweight Durable Execution Built on Postgres
URL: https://github.com/dbos-inc/dbos-transact-ts
Author: KraftyOne
Description: Hi HN - Peter from DBOS here with my co-founder Qian (qianl_cs)
Today we want to share our TypeScript library for lightweight durable execution. We’ve been working on it since last year and recently released v2.0 with a ton of new features and major API overhaul.
https://github.com/dbos-inc/dbos-transact-ts
Durable execution means persisting the execution state of your program while it runs, so if it is ever interrupted or crashes, it automatically resumes from where it left off.
Durable execution is useful for a lot of things:
- Orchestrating long-running or business-critical workflows so they seamlessly recover from any failure.
- Running reliable background jobs with no timeouts.
- Processing incoming events (e.g. from Kafka) exactly once
- Running a fault-tolerant distributed task queue
- Running a reliable cron scheduler
- Operating an AI agent, or anything that connects to an unreliable or non-deterministic API.
What’s unique about DBOS’s take on durable execution (compared to, say, Temporal) is that it’s implemented in a lightweight library that’s totally backed by Postgres. All you have to do to use DBOS is “npm install” it and annotate your program with decorators. The decorators store your program’s execution state in Postgres as it runs and recover it if it crashes. There are no other dependencies you have to manage, no separate workflow server–just your program and Postgres.
One big advantage of this approach is that you can add DBOS to ANY TypeScript application–it’s just a library. For example, you can use DBOS to add reliable background jobs or cron scheduling or queues to your Next.js app with no external dependencies except Postgres.
Also, because it’s all in Postgres, you get all the tooling you’re familiar with: backups, GUIs, CLI tools–it all just works.
Want to try DBOS out? Initialize a starter app with:
npx @dbos-inc/create -t dbos-node-starter
Then build and start your app with: npm install
npm run build
npm run start
Also check out the docs: https://docs.dbos.dev/We'd love to hear what you think! We’ll be in the comments for the rest of the day to answer any questions you may have.
Popularity: 70 points | 42 comments
3. Show HN: TypeScriptNotebook – Experiment with NPM in the Browser
URL: https://typescriptnotebook.com/
Author: shikherverma
Description: A free, in-browser Jupyter-style notebook for TypeScript. It supports npm installs, network requests, and more—no signup or setup required.
Why I Built It I wanted a simple way to test npm packages, experiment with TypeScript, and work on ideas like prompt engineering without heavy setup or local tools.
Features
- npm Integration: Install and use packages instantly.
- Network Requests: Test APIs right in the notebook.
- TypeScript Playground: Experiment, debug, and share code.
It’s ideal for developers, educators, and anyone wanting a TypeScript scratch pad. Give it a try at TypeScriptNotebook.com.
I’d love your feedback—what works, what doesn’t, and what you’d like to see next! https://typescriptnotebook.com
Popularity: 20 points | 12 comments
4. Show HN: Sticky Disks in GitHub Actions
URL: https://github.com/useblacksmith/stickydisk
Author: aayushshah15
Description:
Popularity: 12 points | 1 comments
5. Show HN: Genious.name – AI Domain Generator That Checks Availability
Author: Extender777
Description:
Popularity: 6 points | 6 comments
6. Show HN: Skyvern 2.0 – open-source AI Browser Agent scoring 85.8% on WebVoyager
URL: https://eval.skyvern.com/
Author: suchintan
Description: Hey HN,
We’re Suchintan and Shu from Skyvern (https://www.skyvern.com). We’re building an open source AI Agent that can browse the web and take actions. Our open source repo can be found at https://github.com/Skyvern-AI/Skyvern.
We’ve re-built Skyvern with a Planner-Actor-Validator agent architecture and achieved 85.8% state of the art (SOTA) on the WebVoyager Benchmark. You can see the results for yourself here: https://eval.skyvern.com/
For reference, here were the previous SOTA results: 83.5% - Google Mariner (https://deepmind.google/technologies/project-mariner/) 73.1% - AgentE (https://arxiv.org/html/2407.13032v1) 67.0% - HCompany (https://www.hcompany.ai/blog/a-research-update) 59.1% - WebVoyager (https://arxiv.org/html/2401.13919v4) 52.6% - WILBUR (https://arxiv.org/html/2404.05902v1) 52.0% - Claude Computer Use (https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/build-with-claude/compute...)
Achieving this SOTA result required expanding Skyvern’s original architecture. Skyvern 1.0 involved a single prompt operating in a loop both making decisions and taking actions on a website. This approach was a good starting point, but scored ~45% on the WebVoyager benchmark because it had insufficient memory of previous actions and could not do complex reasoning.
We re-built this all using a Planner-Actor-Validator agent architecture:
- Planner - Decides that goals to accomplish on a website, and maintains a working memory of the overall goal and progress towards it
- Actor - Given a narrowly scoped goal, executes the goal on the website, reporting back
- Validator - Asserts whether the goal was successfully achieved and passes feedback back to the Actor + Planner
We ran the benchmark on Skyvern cloud to test Skyvern 2.0 in a real-world environment – autonomously navigating the web in a remotely hosted browser without any human involvement.
To keep with our open source mission, we decided to publish benchmark, modifications, and final results for anyone to review. This is important because we’re seeing an increasing trend of companies publishing their benchmarks with no way to access the results, so we’ve decided to make everything public.
[1] Eval Dataset: https://github.com/Skyvern-AI/skyvern/tree/main/evaluation/d... [2] Modifications: https://github.com/Skyvern-AI/skyvern/pull/1576/commits/60dc... [3] Each run (incl prompts + responses) can be inspected here: https://eval.skyvern.com/
The full report (incl an architecture diagram) can be found here: https://blog.skyvern.com/skyvern-2-0-state-of-the-art-web-na...
If you’d like to give Skyvern a try, you can grab the open source version (https://github.com/Skyvern-AI/Skyvern) or the cloud version (https://app.skyvern.com/) and give it a go and share any feedback with us. We look forward to any and all of your comments!
Popularity: 8 points | 2 comments
7. Show HN: AI Assistant for cybersecurity product research
URL: https://stiennon.substack.com/p/it-harvest-launches-ai-assistants
Author: netman21
Description: We built this to give people access to the data we collect on 11,300 cybersecurity products from 4,070 companies.
Popularity: 5 points | 2 comments
8. Show HN: Every meeting from first 8 years of scaling up [video]
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXPBUXV5u_E
Author: evenw
Description: I had so much fun with this. Shows the change from early days of building Sanity.io through to growth (and the pretty intense 2020-2021 period).
Calendar data processed in Python (filtering >3h events and Reclaim entries), then animated with Geometry Nodes in Blender. The 2K animation was rendered in Cycles on runpod.io (12 RTX 4090s for 48hrs). Colors indicate meeting types - blue for 1:1s, block size/saturation scaling with attendee count. Soundtrack driven by MIDI from exported from Python to Ableton Live.
Popularity: 4 points | 2 comments
9. Show HN: Quotes Game
URL: https://www.mood2quotes.com/
Author: lavda123
Description:
Popularity: 4 points | 2 comments
10. Show HN: OSS online video downloader for various scoial media platforms
Author: gueldenpf
Description: Hi there, I'm a freelance software developer who started that project some time ago.
I like to download videos from social media platforms like X (f.k.a Twitter) or Instagram. To do so, one normally visits one of the many download service websites, which are often broken, slow or full of ads.
So I decided to develop Squidlr, a website that allows you to comfortable download any video from social media sites. Fast, reliable and without any ads. And open source: https://github.com/rgueldenpfennig/Squidlr
Currently I support:
Twitter / X
TikTok
In my free time I try to implement the support of additional video platforms.
Hope you may find it useful and enjoy!
Popularity: 5 points | 1 comments
11. Show HN: Identify and label your feelings/emotions
URL: https://www.whatfeeling.com/
Author: s1ndhu
Description:
Popularity: 5 points | 1 comments
12. Show HN: Play brick breaker using webcam and hand tracking (open source)
URL: https://collidingscopes.github.io/manual-brick-breaker/
Author: getToTheChopin
Description: I built this game to test out the MediaPipe hand-tracking API. Play brick breaker using your webcam + hand movement -- levels get progressively harder with faster speed / smaller paddle.
All processing is done in real-time within your browser. This project is built using javascript, html canvas, and mediapipe hand tracking.
This game is free and open source, offered under an MIT license.
Github repo: https://github.com/collidingScopes/manual-brick-breaker
Hope it's fun for you -- would love to hear feedback and suggestions for improvement.
Popularity: 2 points | 4 comments
13. Show HN: uPhotos, an open source GPU-accelerated photo viewer and organizer
URL: https://github.com/i255/Photos
Author: egeria_planning
Description: μPhotos is an open source GPU-accelerated cross platform immersive photo viewer and organizer. It is written in C# and uses the Skia 2D graphic library for drawing.
Popularity: 3 points | 2 comments
14. Show HN: List of AI Agents
URL: https://github.com/francedot/acu
Author: sandropuppo
Description:
Popularity: 4 points | 1 comments
15. Show HN: Tool to download videos from RedNote/Xiaohongshu securely
Author: tookietherookie
Description: RedNote Video Downloader is a web application that allows users to download videos from RedNote (also known as Xiaohongshu or Little Red Book). It provides a simple and efficient way to save RedNote videos for offline viewing or content creation purposes. Please note that we are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to RedNote/Xiaohongshu in any way.
Popularity: 4 points | 1 comments
16. Show HN: Beta Model Eval Tool – Run SOTA Models on Your CSV
URL: https://www.oxen.ai/entry/model-evaluations-reimagined
Author: mathi0750
Description:
Popularity: 5 points | 0 comments
17. Show HN: My Spaced Repetition App for Speaking/Listening Drills
URL: https://github.com/RickCarlino/KoalaCards
Author: rickcarlino
Description:
Popularity: 2 points | 3 comments
18. Show HN: Data for AI and AI for Data
URL: https://www.opendatabay.com/
Author: ibnzUK
Description: Hey all,
We’ve applied to YC three times and got rejected each time. we’ll get there eventually! The main reasons for rejection were: being a solo founder (no co-founder), having no team, an MVP that wasn’t ready, or no traction in place.
--- My expertise lies in building software products for startups, unicorn companies, and even governments.
Throughout my years in software, I’ve had plenty of exposure to data products. I’ve faced recurring challenges like the lack of data, uncertainty around data handling, or even generating too much data and not knowing how to best utilize it to generate revenue. Many times, I turned to data marketplaces, but my experience with them was nightmare-ish and frustrating.
Every time I tried to use data marketplace, I was redirected to a data vendor. This meant spending 7–14 days on phone calls or emails, trying to explain my data needs, only to hear responses like, “Let me talk to data supplier and see if we can produce this dataset.” On top of that, navigating the top data marketplaces felt like you needed a master’s degree. Tasks like to create an account or view data listings and samples were always behind "Contact Us" walls.
In one of my previous startups, I built a data storage solution and spent an insane amount of time trying to sell it to B2B businesses. Most of my calls ended with, “Cool stuff, but this isn’t the problem we have.” From there, conversations often shifted toward data monetization and acquisition, with companies describing the same pain points and challenges they had with top-tier data marketplaces. That’s when I realized it wasn’t just me—the actual problem was much larger than it appeared.
I decided to continue as a solo founder and managed to attract 13 experienced professionals to the team. Together, we’ve built Opendatabay, an AI-powered data marketplace that makes data discovery, listing, and access as simple as shopping on Amazon.
The product is live, we are getting traction, and I’d love to hear your thoughts on its feel, look, and message we trying to deliver.
• Would you say it’s easy to use? • Do you understand what we do? • What, in your opinion, is missing?
I appreciate your feedback! Thanks, Justin (Founder)
Popularity: 4 points | 0 comments
19. Show HN: Visual 'what if' financial simulations and AI agent (human in the loop)
Author: jonnylegs
Description: We’re trying to create a Financial Jarvis.
Think Excel meets decision trees - but in the Multiverse.
Here’s the thesis.
No one in their right mind would trust an LLM to drive a bunch of time-series financial calculations, years out into the future, of any real complexity. Simply too many variables, dependencies, nested calculations.
Plus their job would be on the line if it was incorrect.
Spreadsheets work - sort of - but they lack context. Each cell is just a number - no true metadata. And you can only really generate one scenario at a time.
You have outputs - but limited insights into the when, the what and the why of those outputs. At its core, spreadsheets are not designed with TIME as their primary axis.
To make this work - to provide operational context to a model - you need a different, repeatable data structure for defining time series financial calculations and the business logic. You need to be able to see each calculation and validate the inputs to trust the outputs.
whatifi is a visual, financial and strategic modeling framework that uses GPT and a node-based architecture to help you build (and audit) complex “what-if” scenarios without drowning in spreadsheets.
Popularity: 4 points | 0 comments
20. Show HN: I made MP3 editing software based on a custom DSL
URL: https://cjmapp.net/
Author: cutandjoin
Description: This is MP3 editing software for .NET, built around a custom DSL called CJM, which integrates features of CUE, M3U, and SQL.
CJM extracts specific sections from multiple files, combines them, and performs playback or export seamlessly.
Popularity: 2 points | 2 comments
21. Show HN: Triplit, a new daily word game
URL: https://triplit.com
Author: glezer
Description: My partner and I built a daily word game that has elements of the Mini Crossword, Wordle, and Spelling Bee, with some twists all its own.
I’ve been fairly obsessed with the New York Times crossword puzzle ever since I saw the documentary Wordplay about 12 years ago. I started with Mondays and gradually made my way up to Saturdays, and when I began to appreciate the puzzles as aesthetic objects worthy of appreciation and criticism (rather than just a slog to survive and then brag about), I began to wonder what it would be like to create puzzles. But making full crossword puzzles was always very daunting to me.
Luckily, my partner got an idea for a new word game while on vacation in Italy over-caffeinated on espresso, and boom! Triplit was born.
We feel that after the smashing success of Wordle, the time is ripe for a new quick daily word game. To us, Triplit combines the playful, at times cryptic clueing of crosswords with the mental manipulation of Spelling Bee and the feedback and scoring system of Wordle. It also introduces the concept of random clue order, so unlike a crossword you don’t know which clue applies to which answer. And Triplit also has multiple difficulty level settings to make it fun for a variety of players.
It has been so fun to build and iterate on! We have more features and improvements planned. We hope you enjoy playing, and would love to hear your feedback. And yes, we know there is a Triplit database, and we mean no disrespect to them :)
Popularity: 3 points | 1 comments
22. Show HN: I built a hub to centralize and access all event data effortlessly
Author: max_mrl
Description: Hey HN,
My twin brother and I developed Wander, an event distribution hub, during our final year at a French engineering school.
Wander is a real-time event distribution API for platforms aiming to enhance user experience and drive upsell opportunities. Access monetized events across Europe and seamlessly integrate them into their platform.
Originally, Wander started as an app helping users discover events happening around them via an intuitive map and feed. You can still explore this experience on our website: https://wander-app.fr/explore.
We’d love to hear your feedback or answer any questions you might have!
Maxence
Popularity: 4 points | 0 comments
23. Show HN: underattack.txt Internet Standard
URL: https://github.com/robss2020/underattack.txt
Author: logicallee
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 3 comments
24. Show HN: I Built an Free AI-Powered LaTeX Resume Builder
Author: skoushik
Description: After graduating in May 2023 and landing my first job, I found myself struggling to update my resume efficiently. Most tools either lacked customization, made editing cumbersome, or required extensive formatting. So, I built WResume—a solution that combines the precision of LaTeX with the power of AI to create, edit, and maintain resumes quickly.
Popularity: 2 points | 2 comments
25. Show HN: Turn messy files into beautifully organized folders in seconds
Author: dragssine
Description: Hey there!
Ever wished your files would just organize themselves? Well, now they can! I'm excited to introduce OrgaFile - where AI meets file management to make digital organization effortless.
Popularity: 2 points | 1 comments
26. Show HN: Salmon Donate – Self-Hosted, Open-Source Platform for Crypto Donations
Author: chekist32
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 2 comments
27. Show HN: Nail Designer AI – AI-Powered Nail Art Creation
URL: https://naildesignerai.com
Author: _gzhn
Description:
Popularity: 2 points | 1 comments
28. Show HN: I made a gender reveal app
Author: canucklehead94
Description: When we were getting ready to reveal our baby’s gender, we dreamed of having a simple link from our midwife that could instantly tell us if we were having a boy or a girl. After searching the internet for a free and easy solution, we came up empty-handed. So, I decided to create one myself.
Introducing GenderGram! We used it for our own reveal, and it worked perfectly—we couldn’t have been happier. What’s more, we’ve been able to share the same link with our family and friends to let them in on the exciting news.
I’d love to hear your thoughts—check it out!
Popularity: 2 points | 1 comments
29. Show HN: I made a tool to navigate your GitHub repo files
Author: bddicken
Description: I built repofiles.com, a free tool for visualizing and navigating the file hierarchy of any public GitHub repository.
Repofiles makes it easy to get a 30k foot view of the structure of your repository while also giving you the ability to drill in on subdirectories or individual files. You can ALT-click on a circle to view the corresponding file on github.com.
Feedback is very much welcome.
Popularity: 2 points | 1 comments
30. Show HN: YAML-Powered URL and Shell Command Shortener
URL: https://github.com/NishantJoshi00/yamlink
Author: cat-whisperer
Description: A single YAML tree that shortens both URLs and shell commands with instant path resolution:
The shell integration replaces your shortcut with the full command right before execution - keeping your shell history clean with actual commands, not shortcuts. One engine powers both URL and shell command shortening, with native zsh/fish integration.
Perfect for:
- Individuals: Quick access to personal GitHub repos, documentation, and frequent commands
- Teams: Standardizing access to internal tools, wikis, and common deployment commands
- DevOps: Turning complex kubectl/terraform commands into memorable shortcuts
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
31. Show HN: Places to Post Your Startup
URL: https://github.com/mmccaff/PlacesToPostYourStartup
Author: AnnaMere
Description:
Popularity: 2 points | 1 comments
32. Show HN: I made an app to manage and track dynamic QR codes
Author: joewils
Description: I built this tool for myself. I need a simple tool to produce, manage, and track QR Codes along with their related campaigns. Most existing tools require a paid plan to unlock tracking and management features. It's a nominal personal cost to share it with other folks. Enjoy.
Tech stack: Ruby, Sinatra, SQLite, Litestream, Fly.io
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
33. Show HN: New paradigm in Front-end dev: life cycles for methods and variables
URL: https://github.com/livetrails/targetjs
Author: various-wasfi
Description: I found out that adding life cycles to methods and variable assignments creates a unified approach to solving UI, animation, state management, event handling, API calls, and more. It also makes development more enjoyable and focused on user experience.
Check it out here: https://github.com/livetrails/targetjs
I'd love to hear your thoughts
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
34. Show HN: Random Positive Reward App for iPhone
URL: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tantaluspath/id6504832898
Author: cheepin
Description: I built an iPhone app that is now available in the App Store. Its purpose is to make it easy and effective to use intermittent positive reinforcement as a motivation tool - the psychological phenomenon behind doom-scrolling, gambling, and animal training, now finally purposed for your benefit. It provides the tools to manage the little treats your brain needs to move in the right direction, combined with gamification designed to support your journey and encourage healthy usage.
This is the outgrowth of a “scratch your own itch” project when I learned about how variable reward schedules and wanted to be able to use it to break through times of lower motivation. While simpler alternatives like rolling a (virtual) d20 worked to prove the concept, there was a lot of room for improvement. There’s a system for dynamically weighting outcomes inspired by how RNG-heavy video games avoid big streaks of wins/losses. The other big idea was building anticipation into the app itself in the form of gamification so even if your rewards themselves aren’t really getting you into the right headspace at some time, there’s something to work towards in-app to add an extra boost.
SwiftUI for presentation, Rust for business logic in case it ever pencils out business-wise to port to another platform. If I was doing it again starting today, I would probably do React Native for the UI, but the integration story with Rust was pretty weak when I was evaluating options (they work together well enough now, and I have another project combining them, but not able to justify a UI rewrite yet).
CTA: this is a niche product in a (currently) non-existent market category. I’m starving for feedback, so if you have opinions about the app or even just the problem space, please let me know (comments here, App Support link from App Store, or messages to TantalusPath on social media), and I’ll eat it up!
TantalusPath https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tantaluspath/id6504832898
Popularity: 3 points | 0 comments
35. Show HN: Crux – GitHub-integrated project collaboration platform
URL: https://cruxapp.xyz
Author: zipqt
Description:
Popularity: 2 points | 1 comments
36. Show HN: I made a Manhwa recommendations app based on your mood
Author: khalef
Description:
Popularity: 1 points | 1 comments
37. Show HN: GreenReguAI, the platform to simplify renewable energy compliance
Author: alessandrorossi
Description: Hi everyone, it's Alessandro here, and this is my first post on HN wuhuuuu :D
Anyways, I'm writing here because I wanted to get your constructive feedback on a project I recently developed, GreenReguAI (website: https://greenreguai.com/, video presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CTiVbwfIfo).
To give you a bit of context, I've got a background in Energy Engineering, and I worked a couple of years in a German company that builds large-scale photovoltaic and storage plants around the world. During my time at this firm, I was always baffled by how inefficient the process of regulatory compliance was. Basically, when you need to build a plant of this scale somewhere, you need to check loads of local laws to ensure that the project you want to build respects all of them.
This shouldn't be too hard to do theoretically, because these kinds of plants have been built for a long time, so the process should be pretty standardized, right?
Well, it should, but it's not that easy, at least not in Europe (and I suppose also in other parts of the world). It turns out that despite being one of the continents more favorable to renewables, Europe has quite fragmented legislation, and when one wants to build such a plant, they get lost in a jungle of ugly, hard-to-navigate websites that seem to have been developed in the 00s and never updated, multiple sources of truth with answers hidden in a small paragraph contained in a document of hundreds of pages, and all of this in a context that changes with a non-negligible frequency, because regulation evolves over time. I know this because once I had to make such an analysis for a storage plant in Poland, and it sucked.
Therefore, I thought that with the new technological development, this issue could, if not be completely solved, at least be made better.
GreenReguAI is atm a RAG connected to a commercial LLM and a database where many documents relevant to this context are stored, processed, divided into chunks, and embedded. The differentiating factor is that for each chunk I save a few metadata, including which document, page, and position in the page the chunk comes from. This enables the creation of a quite detailed 'source verification' feature that, in 1-click, enables the user to verify where each part of the answer provided by the AI Assistant comes from, even accessing the exact position in the original document. This feature is not like the ones of Perplexity, ChatGPT, or other similar products, which in their answers reference a certain source, but that's it, you need to navigate the source by yourself to find where exactly the info on which the answer is based is contained. In GreenReguAI, when you click on the source of the answer, you get redirected to the exact place where the info is, which is something essential when you need to work with super boring legal documents that are sooooo long.
If there is enough interest in this product, I'm already planning some improvements:
1) Make the RAG more 'agentic,' so that instead of a one-shot approach, the RAG agent can perform multiple queries and research, which should improve the quality of the answers.
2) Add a 'Sources Scouting Agent' that is connected to a few websites that publish the official sources we are looking for (like websites of governments, international agencies, and legislative entities) and automatically downloads the new ones relevant to this context once they are made available.
This is overall the idea, I would love to hear what you think about it <3
Popularity: 2 points | 0 comments
38. Show HN: WasmBots – A WebAssembly-powered programming game
URL: https://shaneliesegang.com/projects/wasmbots/
Author: sjml
Description: I've been working on a browser-based programming game where you write bots to explore procedurally generated dungeons in any WebAssembly-compatible language. It's like a minimalist roguelike where your character's brain is a program you write. There are pre-made libraries for C, Rust, Zig, Go, and AssemblyScript.
The game mechanics are intentionally simple for now, but the challenge comes from building up your bot's understanding of the world from limited local information. Your code needs to handle mapping, pathfinding, and strategy while dealing with monsters and potentially hostile other players.
Some interesting technical bits:
* Pure WebAssembly modules with no JavaScript dependencies (not even using wasm-bindgen for Rust)
* Cross-language development with native debugging support via language-specific trainer builds
* Custom messaging protocol implemented across the five example languages using code generation
The project started as a way for me to poke around WebAssembly, especially exploring its potential as a universal plug-in language. There were a lot of yaks to be shaved as I went, though, and I ended up also learning a bunch about various build systems, roguelike exploration mechanics, procedural generation, etc. It's been a fun experience so far and I feel like it's hit a nice point (decently polished presentation of bots exploring the dungeon) before I start the next phase of adding actual game mechanics.
Intro Video: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGkkTYJrflI>
Deployed site: <https://shaneliesegang.com/projects/wasmbots>
Auto-built: <https://sjml.github.io/wasmbots/>
Source (Monorepo): <https://github.com/sjml/wasmbots>
The whole thing so far has been a one-person show, and I was often learning bits of tech as I was building with them, so feedback (technical or otherwise) is very welcome.
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39. Show HN: The messaging app for forgetful, distracted, or busy people
Author: ted_tungha
Description: Hi Hacker News,
After 2 years of hard work, I’m excited to share something I’ve been building — a messaging app designed for people like me who forget easily, get distracted (hello, ADHD!), or have packed schedules.
The problem I wanted to solve is simple: not all messages are equally important, but most messaging apps treat them the same. So, I created a tool to help you focus on the messages that truly matter, whether they’re from family, friends, or work.
I’d love for you to check it out and share your feedback — it means everything as I work to make this even better.
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40. Show HN: I made a tool to help react ecosystem devs integrate payments faster
Author: tintinthedev
Description: Hello HN,
I'm a solo developer trying to ship apps from my bedroom.
I was struggling with some payment gateways' documentation because they were really hard to follow or incomplete.
So I thought that maybe other people are in the same situation, and decided to build PaidFast to help them!
So far it's only a MVP. I plan to add more features as they are requested (I wanted to launch fast).
Would love your feedback on it. Thanks already!
~ Tim
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41. Show HN: FireAid – A mutual aid map and resource hub for LA fires
URL: https://www.fireaid.info/
Author: johanam
Description:
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42. Show HN: Screensnap Screenshot – A extension for making polished screenshots
URL: https://www.screensnap.app
Author: Smiler_
Description: Hey HN, I've been working on a small side project called Screensnap, a suite of browser extensions designed to elevate your screen capture game. The first extension, Screensnap Screenshot, is now available and lets you take beautiful and polished screenshots with features like:
- Custom backgrounds (gradients and images)
- Adjustable padding & rounded corners
- Shadow effect
- Multiple formats: PNG, WebP, AVIF, JPEG
- Save visible area, custom area or full page
- Limit exported file size
- YouTube video screenshot
Transparency Note: Screensnap Screenshot is a paid extension. I've poured a lot of effort into making it a valuable tool, and I believe the features justify the cost. However, I'm very interested in your feedback! Let me know what you think about the concept, the features of Screensnap Screenshot, and even the pricing model. Is this something you'd find useful? Would you consider paying for it?
Here's what I'm especially interested in:
- Feedback on Screensnap Screenshot's features and functionality.
- Thoughts on the pricing model for Screensnap Screenshot.
I appreciate any insights you can offer! Below is the link to the extension, which is now supported on Google Chrome:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/screensnap-screensh...
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43. Show HN: The fastest way to point out something on your screen to other people
URL: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/jelli-screencaps/gmkihagkgfjnpogddihgpghdgpbojpad
Author: ckle
Description: A new kind of screenshot tool - no 'tool select', no 'copy to clipboard', no 'text positioning' - it's all automagic!
I'm a career designer/PM and am 'learning' to code with Claude. My first project lets you snap a screenshot with a hotkey, drag to draw, and immediately paste wherever you need (no 'tool selection' or 'copy to clipboard' required.)
Want text? Just start typing. The text intelligently places itself next to your shapes so you don't even have to move it.
Hard to explain it until you try it. So, it's also free :)
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44. Show HN: Play tag against an opponent trained with reinforcement learning
URL: https://adamheins.com/projects/shadows/web/
Author: adamheins
Description: This is a little prototype I made recently while learning about reinforcement learning and to explore the use of machine learning in games. The learned model that the computer-controlled opponent uses is by no means optimal, but I think it still gives an interesting experience. Enjoy!
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45. Show HN: Fruitstand – A Library for Regression Testing LLMs
URL: https://github.com/deckard-designs/fruitstand
Author: gmarland
Description:
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46. Show HN: A privacy-first structured journaling app for personal values discovery
URL: https://www.clearlyhq.com
Author: didgeoridoo
Description: Hi HN!
I've spent the last year of nights and weekends (long nights — we had our third kid in April) designing, building, and iterating on a privacy-first journaling app based on my psychologist wife's clinical area of expertise — value and identity alignment[0].
You can check it out at www.clearlyhq.com.
Why a journaling app?
We've had tens of thousands of people over the last two years take the Values Navigator[1] assessment, a little web tool I put together based on decades of cross-cultural research by Dr. Shalom Schwartz, which my wife uses extensively in her practice. The main feedback we've gotten from people has been: ok, but now what?
In her clinical practice, my wife often recommends journaling to drive consistent introspection and growth, so together we designed an app that lets you rate and describe your "alignment" with your values every day.
We've also partnered with other psychologists and experts on writing prompts in areas like career and relationships to help you reflect on how your values show up in your day-to-day experience.
On to the tech stuff!
After three or four false starts on learning iOS development, things finally clicked with SwiftUI + SwiftData. I love how SwiftData lets you transparently replicate the database to the user's private iCloud, so we can keep your data safe without our being able to ever see any of it.
This also why we decided to stick with iOS-only — while it's totally possible to provide this level of privacy-by-design on web and Android, it is effectively built in to iOS if you really buy into Apple's way of doing things (for better or worse).
We also decided to not have any form of account or registration to keep it as private as possible. The only server-side components are the writing prompts, which the app downloads out of a Supabase instance, and RevenueCat, which we will use to manage a premium tier subscription to give access to features like charts/trends and (maybe?) on-device private AI.
Feedback is of course welcome! Although the baby is sleeping through the night now, I'll still hopefully have a few hours a week to keep shipping fixes and new features.
[0]: https://hbr.org/2019/12/what-happens-when-your-career-become... [1]: https://azimuthpsych.com/values-navigator
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47. Show HN: Image-to-3D-to-Image in real-time
URL: https://twitter.com/krea_ai/status/1879929607320633870
Author: dvrp
Description:
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48. Show HN: Mnpgr: use Vim for reading man pages
URL: https://www.kylheku.com/cgit/mnpgr/about/
Author: kazinator
Description:
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49. Show HN: Real-time nonlinear optics simulation (JS/GLSL)
URL: https://github.com/westoncb/nonlinear-optics-sandbox
Author: westoncb
Description:
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50. Show HN: Javaistic: Master Java Programming Quickly and Easily
URL: https://javaistic.vercel.app/
Author: uiuxarghya
Description: Hello HN community,
I'm excited to introduce Javaistic, an open-source platform designed to simplify and accelerate your journey in learning Java programming. Whether you're a beginner or looking to deepen your understanding, Javaistic offers a comprehensive and user-friendly experience.
Key Features:
Comprehensive Content: Explore a wide range of topics, from basic concepts to advanced subjects like arrays, strings, 2D arrays, recursion, and matrices.
Beautiful Design: Enjoy a visually appealing and optimized learning environment that enhances your educational experience.
Ad-Free Learning: Focus on your studies without distractions, as Javaistic is completely ad-free.
Open Source: Join our community on GitHub to contribute, suggest improvements, or report issues.
About the Creator:
Javaistic is developed and maintained by me (Arghya Ghosh), a passionate full-stack developer from India.
Get Started:
Visit Javaistic to begin your Java learning journey today. We welcome your feedback and contributions to help us improve and expand the platform.
Happy coding!
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51. Show HN: Built a Self-Hosted Status Page
URL: https://kener.ing/
Author: purple_wow
Description: Exactly a year ago, I shared this: [https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39099980]. The feedback was incredible, and it honestly pushed me to keep improving. Over the past year, I’ve been chipping away at it whenever I could, and I think it’s finally become what it was always meant to be, that is a clean, modern status communication tool that stays true to its purpose.
It doesn’t try to do too much; it just does its job well (at least, that’s the goal). I’m back for round 2 of feedback, so hit me with your thoughts!
PS: I am not a designer, gave this my best shot
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52. Show HN: Fair Code with Blockchain and Open License
URL: https://github.com/open-compensation-token-license/octl/blob/main/octl-whitepaper.md
Author: rogerthirty
Description:
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53. Show HN: Multiplayer Wordle
URL: https://guesstheword-eoj0.onrender.com/
Author: mrsmee89
Description: This is a kid friendly multi player or single player Wordle type game. There’s an easy mode (ninja mode) which accepts any 3 letter word and a category mode. Also, it allows up to eight letters. 1-4 players. Hope you enjoy :)
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54. Show HN: I built "Go Or No" to track analyst ratings and 20 tech indicators
URL: https://goorno.net
Author: standew
Description:
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55. Show HN: Simple Crawling Server
URL: https://github.com/rumca-js/crawler-buddy
Author: renegat0x0
Description: I’ve built a crawling server that you can use to crawl urls
It:
- Accepts requests via GET and responds with JSON data, including page contents, properties, headers, and more.
- Supports multiple crawling methods—use requests, Selenium, Crawlee, and more. Just specify the method by name!
- Perfect for developers who need a versatile and customizable solution for simple web scraping and crawling tasks
- Can read information about youtube links using yt-dlp
Check it out on GitHub https://github.com/rumca-js/crawler-buddy
There is also a docker image.
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56. Show HN: Track product alternative requests on Reddit to find product ideas
URL: https://alternativewatch.com
Author: nishanth_v
Description: I often browse through subreddits like r/iosapps, r/macapps to find product opportunities & market gaps.
I noticed a pattern: users frequently ask for alternatives to existing tools when they're frustrated with current solutions.
These posts are a great source of inspiration for product ideas as users are actively searching for alternatives to products that they already use & they describe their pain points with the the current solution.
So I build a free tool, AlternativeWatch.com to collect & curate such posts.
What it does:
- Monitors product-focused subreddits for "alternative to X" posts
- Displays live feed of recent alternative requests
- Lets you browse historical data of past requests
- Sends curated opportunities twice a week via email
Looking for feedback on:
- Which additional subreddits would be valuable to monitor?
- Better ways to categorize & enrich the opportunities
- What other data sources can I use to add more value?
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57. Show HN: Script to check the warranty status for HP, Lenovo
URL: https://github.com/be-lenka/warrantiak
Author: arzzen
Description:
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58. Show HN: I built a tool to add Chinese subtitles to videos for Red Note
URL: https://captioner.io/rednote/
Author: lhr0909
Description: Hi HackerNews!
Due to the recent TikTok ban, we have seen a big surge of English-speaking users coming into Red Note (Xiaohongshu), the Chinese social media app. As a user on the platform and a software developer, I really enjoy the fresh content on there and it was eye-opening for me.
I noticed that the videos being uploaded by TikTok Refugees usually do not have Chinese subtitles, or have poorly translated ones. So I went ahead and put together a free tool to help add a clear Chinese translation onto the videos.
It has been fun seeing these new videos and sharing new ideas and thoughts with more people. I want to be able to share them with my family like my father (who loves fishing and gardening) and my girlfriend (who enjoys baking a lot). I hope my tool can help inspire people between US and China. Cheers!
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59. Show HN: I made a free AI detector for German
Author: Gablopreneur
Description: Other detectors don't do a great job with German text, because they are not optimized for the German language. So here you go!
Also: Other detectors claim to be 100 % certain that content is written by AI. Which is BS. That's why I use the term "AI-Resemblance" as a score. You can never be absolutely sure if any text is written by AI or a human.
It's free and unlimited - so knock yourself out with it. Feedback very welcome!
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60. Show HN: The Full Stack Data Workspace-Ingestion to Activation on Notion Like UI
Author: Hoshang07
Description:
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61. Show HN: I was tired of tab-switching in Postman, so I built this
URL: https://curlite.rest
Author: ashient
Description:
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62. Show HN: Video or podcast to social media post/article with AI
URL: https://www.sheepscript.ai/
Author: temi4000
Description: Generate transcript from the audio stream and transform it into social media posts or articles.
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63. Show HN: I created a ChatGPT Chrome Ext to make me more productive
URL: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/chatgpt-pastebuddy/kajhgninpebhbfbhkpfpnpcgcoddffhn
Author: gaguinaga2000
Description:
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64. Show HN: Ethereum lands marketplace app for vernacular/tedious txs
URL: https://copodap.com
Author: lomolo
Description:
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65. Show HN: I made a tool to help you find your next profitable idea
URL: https://www.buildlist.app/
Author: R-Taneja
Description: I'm an indie hacker. I've found that one of the best ways to come up with project ideas is to find apps that are popular, but aren't loved by their users. I typically spend hours searching the depths of the App Store and Google Play Store top charts, looking for apps with a high number of reviews, but a sub-3.9 rating (and ideally ones that haven't been updated by their developers in >6 months). I look for opportunities to add AI, refresh the UI, fix user complaints, etc., and build a better version of the app. I know there's a market need, and I know exactly what my users want.
I realized I was spending too much time on the idea discovery process, and would love a way to do it passively over the course of a few months (even while I'm building other projects). Several friends also expressed the same need, and this post by Greg Isenberg (https://x.com/gregisenberg/status/1868673184213467576) validated the method.
So, I automated the process and created BuildList - a weekly email newsletter with insights on neglected but popular apps that are ready for disruption.
Let me know what you think!
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66. Show HN: Using Claude MCPs to book flights
URL: https://twitter.com/ravinapatellll/status/1878839397703119191
Author: twog
Description:
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67. Show HN: Calculator for freelancers to figure out how much something will cost
URL: https://the-price.probsteide.com
Author: probst
Description: Hi!
This is a mini-calculator for you if you are a freelancers or self-employed and can offset business related expenses from your taxes.
The basic question it aims to answer is: "How much less money can I pay myself in salary at the end of this month if I buy this particular thing", or asked in a different way: "What is this thing actually going to cost me"?
The calculation is incredibly simple, but I have recreated it in excel sheets often enough that I thought I'd be worth putting it online for myself and others to use.
Happy calculating!
For easy referencing – the URL is: https://the-price.probsteide.com.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and feedback!
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68. Show HN: Pick One
URL: https://www.thepickone.com/
Author: tim33
Description:
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69. Show HN: Solved SEO for Carrd Sites
URL: https://zerphost.com
Author: BruceHN
Description: I've been using Carrd for years to build sites for my personal projects, but one thing always frustrated me—SEO.
Carrd’s single-page structure with hash-based navigation (#sections) makes it almost impossible for search engines to properly index your content. No real URLs, no sitemaps, and limited meta tags meant my sites just weren’t showing up in search results.
That's why I created a small tool to solve SEO for Carrd sites:
- Multi-Page Structure: ZerpHost transforms your Carrd site into a properly structured website with real URLs for each section (no more # links).
- Auto-Generated Sitemaps: It automatically creates a sitemap so search engines can actually find and index your content.
- Optimized Meta Tags: Each page gets proper meta tags and canonical URLs, giving your content the SEO love it deserves.
It would be great to get your feedback on this solution, how it works for you, and what you think can be improved.
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70. Show HN: 2025 California Wildfire Satellite Images
URL: https://california-wildfire-satellite-images.org/
Author: myffical
Description: I built a website for comparing satellite images from ESA Copernicus Sentinel-2 of Southern California from before and during the January 2025 wildfires. The extent of the damage to vegetation and buildings is clearly visible from these images.
Although Copernicus Sentinel-2 data and tools are open and free to use via Copernicus Browser (https://browser.dataspace.copernicus.eu/), I hope that this website presents the data in a makes the data more accessible and easier to share with less technical users.
The web viewer was created using Leaflet and leaflet-compare. Other tools used include Microsoft Planetary Computer, PySTAC Client, Rasterio, and GDAL.
Related: This previous Show HN (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42641530) does something similar but with NOAA GOES instead.
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71. Show HN: An open source Deno monorepo template
URL: https://github.com/runreal/deno-monorepo-template
Author: tibozaurus
Description: Hey,
At Runreal we love and use Deno a lot, and we wanted to open-source a part of our stack
Not like other starter kit every tools we have included in it is free and open-source.
We have built an monorepo with:
- BetterAuth
- Hono
- React + Vite
- Tanstack Query
- Tanstack Router
- Trpc
Hopefully you will enjoy it,
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72. Show HN: Doctor Droid – AI Slack Bot for Kubernetes Troubleshooting
URL: https://drdroid.io/investigate-kubernetes-issues
Author: TheBengaluruGuy
Description: Hey HN, we’re excited to share Doctor Droid, an AI-powered Slack bot for faster Kubernetes troubleshooting.
After two years of iterating, we’ve built a solution that lets you check pod statuses, restart pods, run custom commands, or diagnose complex issues — all from Slack.
Why we built it:
We noticed SREs often spend a lot of time jumping between terminals, dashboards, and docs to diagnose K8s issues. Our goal is to bring debugging directly into your team’s workflow (i.e., Slack), guided by an AI assistant.
How it works:
Sign up Invite the bot to your Slack channel Connect your Kubernetes cluster Start chatting (e.g., Doctor droid restart unhealthy pods in cluster x)
Key features:
AI-driven assistance for diagnosing and troubleshooting Simple UI within Slack to check logs, restart pods, etc. Proxy option for clusters not publicly accessible (GitHub repo)
What’s next:
Expanding beyond K8s to 40+ cloud-native integrations (private beta live) Leveraging existing SOPs, docs, tribal knowledge (upcoming feature) Automating postmortems, documentation updates, and scripts
Free Credits:
Feedback is super valuable to us—please let us know what you think! Grab 500 free credits (worth $50) if you sign up before January 31.
Docs & more:
Docs: docs.drdroid.io ProductHunt: https://producthunt.com/
Who we’re looking for: Anyone dealing with K8s day-to-day—your feedback will shape our roadmap!
Thanks for checking it out. We’d love to hear your thoughts, critiques, or questions in the comments!
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73. Show HN: Trash Talk Arena – werewolf meets Turing test and PUBG
URL: https://trashtalk.borg.games/
Author: lostmsu
Description: This is a WIP, so UX sucks.
Basically, you are thrown into a chat with other players and/or AIs, and the goal is to eliminate everyone else.
You trash talk to each other. To eliminate someone you click their message and then must guess both: if they are a bot and if their ELO is bigger than yours.
Example round (unlike playing the game, does not require login): https://trashtalk.borg.games/game/36
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74. Show HN: JupyterLab 4.x with Bosque Language Support
URL: https://github.com/brakmic/BosqueDev-Jupyter
Author: brakmic
Description:
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75. Show HN: Simpler user flow with GenAI function calling for Frontend devs
URL: https://userize.it/
Author: AleLuppi
Description: Hi HN!
In the last months I've been working on a JS package to integrate AI function calling directly into frontend frameworks, with little to no knowledge about AI required.
It works like this:
1. Design your actions (i.e. which JS functions you want to enable from GenAI).
2. Connect an Input to package's trigger (1 line of code).
3. When your user submits their needs, the API automatically run the actions with the best parameters.
Example: you are the owner of HN.
- User writes their need "I want to submit a 'Show HN' post similar to the best performing of 2024. My app is for pizza ordering".
- Using the package, the following actions are sequentially triggered:
search(filter_by='year', filter_val=2024)
-> sort(field='points', asc=true)
-> write_post(text='.....')
(disclaimer: I did not do it for writing this post ;) )
My goal is to allow devs to simplify user journey, finally improving conversion by reducing number of clicks to purchase.
Now, developers with some general knowledge about GenAI will get better results, but I'm working to make it effortless for anyone.
It's free to try, and I'd love to hear your feedbacks or requests for help -> https://userize.it
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76. Show HN: Top security issues in web applications
URL: https://scanrepeat.com/top-security-issues
Author: mgl
Description:
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77. Show HN: Koroflow – Making cookie consent observable and developer-first
URL: https://koroflow.com/docs/components/consent-solution
Author: burnedchris
Description: Hi HN! Creator here. I built this after struggling with cookie consent management at my previous startup. Traditional solutions are slow, provide terrible developer experience, and a lot of the time it give zero visibility into consent states.
We just cut our first beta release with:
- 100% TypeScript consent management solution
- shadcn/ui components (cookie banner & preference UI)
- DevTools for debugging consent states
- ~6kb bundle size
Try it out: https://koroflow.com/docs/components/consent-solution
The vision is bigger - we're building a full privacy infrastructure platform with:
- Cloud consent state management
- Version control for privacy policies and consent texts
- Unified event relay system (think Segment for consent)
- Deeper consent profiles
Would love your feedback, especially on developer experience and performance. All suggestions welcome!
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Conclusion
Today's Show HN roundup showcases a diverse range of innovative projects. From AI-powered tools to creative coding solutions, these projects reflect the dynamic nature of our tech community. Which project caught your attention the most? Let us know in the comments!
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