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Always down to meet more makers who are actually shipping things. 🛠️ Side projects 📦 SaaS and tools 🚀 Product launches 🔗 Directories and communities 🎯 Indie apps What are you building right now? Drop it below.

There are four layers to working with AI. Prompt engineering. Context engineering. Harness engineering. Loop engineering. Most builders are at layer 2. The harness is where it gets reliable. The loop is where it runs without you. Which layer are you building at right now? 👇

One indie dev skipped US App Store keyword fights, localized instead. Result: 288 keywords ranking, +136 positions in Canada, +86 in the US, gains in 3 more markets. Most indie apps don't have a traffic problem. They have a localization problem. Anyone tried this? 👇

Stanford built Git for agent runs. Shepherd snapshots process + filesystem together, one call to fork back to any prior step. KV cache reuse exceeds 95% on replay. On CooperBench: supervised pair-coding went from 28.8% to 54.7%. Anyone tested it in production yet? 👇

Looking to connect with more indie builders shipping real things. 🛠️ Side projects 📦 SaaS & tools 🚀 Launches 🌱 Early-stage ideas 📈 Growth & distribution What are you working on right now? Drop it below.

Wrong 10 times, right 3 is better than trying 3 times, always getting it right. More at-bats beat a better batting average. What's the last thing you shipped even when it wasn't quite ready? 👇

Most indie apps don't have a traffic problem. They have a localization problem. One dev stopped fighting US App Store keywords and localized instead. 288 keywords ranking across 5 markets. More installs than the US battle. Have you run the localization numbers? 👇

Concrete 2026 AI stack: Claude Code workbench + Hermes/Orgo agent workforce + Slack + GitHub second brain + Composio tools + GHL for CRM. Spin up a new specialized agent in about 5 minutes. What are you running for yours? 👇

Want to follow more indie makers shipping real things. 🛠️ Side projects 💡 SaaS tools 🌱 Early builds 🔗 Marketplaces 📦 Launches in progress What are you working on? Drop it below.

The dead ends are still in the story. Nothing's actually wasted. Every project you dropped, every idea that flopped, every wrong turn, it's all still in there shaping what you build next. What's the pivot that turned out to matter most for your project? 👇

Most indie apps don't have a traffic problem. They have a localization problem. 288 keywords ranking across 5 countries from targeting smaller markets instead of fighting US competition. Are you ignoring the international stores? 👇

Free local AI video editor just dropped on GitHub. No API keys, no usage limits. Color grading, subtitles, effects, clip trimming. Set it up with a single prompt to Claude Code. What AI tools are you plugging into your builder stack this month? 👇

Always looking to meet more indie makers shipping real things. 🛠️ Side projects 📱 Apps 🚀 SaaS 🔧 Dev tools 💡 Experiments What are you working on right now?

Most content fails because it's selfish. Built around what the creator wants to say, not what the audience needs. One filter worth running before you post: does this solve something for the reader? Works for content. Works for your product. What are you shipping this week?

The entire agent stack is now open source. OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, DeepSeek, Qwen, Mistral all dropped official repos under permissive licenses this year. Frontier model weights to production frameworks, all free. Which one is actually in your workflow?

A 400,000-session Anthropic study: domain experts outperform pure coders by 5 points using AI tools. Your niche knowledge is the multiplier. The maker who understands their problem domain ships faster. What problem are you the expert on? Drop what you're building 👇

Trying to find more makers who are actually building and shipping things. 🛠️ Side projects 📦 SaaS tools 🚀 Indie products 💡 New launches 🤝 Solo builders What's your current project? Drop a link.

Anthropic published the skill patterns they actually use with Claude. OpenAI's agent framework hit 26k stars. Both free, both open. Two labs just handed you their internal playbooks. What are you building with them?

An open-source stack now handles color grading, clipping, subtitles, and voiceover. Replaces what Runway, Opus Clip, and ElevenLabs each charge for separately. Software is free. Good outputs still call paid APIs. Cost per video is low. Anyone building on this?

Trying to find more indie makers actually shipping things. 🚀 Side projects and SaaS 🛠️ Indie tools and micro products 💬 Communities and directories 📱 Mobile apps 🌱 Solo founders figuring it out What are you working on right now?