I think we’ll see a lot more good software whose entire business case is “I wanted this to exist.” When building takes an afternoon due to LLMs, a personal annoyance can be enough to justify the effort

Every domain lookup site looks like it's from 2004. So I built the one I wanted, as a side project: heade.rs Type in any website and see where it's hosted, the route your traffic takes to get there, what it's built with, who registered it, and which AI bots it lets in. Fast, free, no sign-up. Works from a te... Show more

Incredibly excited to launch the new Paragraph: the first AI-native publishing platform. Every writer gets an agent that researches the web, grows your socials, perfects your SEO, and builds an audience you own - automatically, with your approval. Read the announcement:

We've rebuilt Paragraph from the ground-up and we're looking for early testers. The new Paragraph is: AI-native by default: + Built-in agent that helps you grow + Proactive suggestions on the highest-impact things you should be doing + Runs with your approval (or allow it to run automatically) Supports fully custom ... Show more

Chrome started bundling an LLM inside every browser. So, I built Draftside as a proof of concept: an open source writing editor powered entirely by Gemini Nano in Chrome → Inline completions & rewrites → Translation → Chat → Voice transcription → Passkey-encrypted vault No account, no backend, 100% offline & open so... Show more

I often prompt Claude, Codex and Gemini the same thing to see where they agreed or disagreed. I find that signal is often more valuable than the individual responses. So, I built an open source CLI that does this for you. Runs all 3 in parallel and gives you a summarized answer. Uses your own local subscriptions so... Show more

We just shipped a handful of improvements for writers, developers & agents alike: → draft & publish straight from Claude or ChatGPT → sell gated files inside any post → get paid by humans (card/crypto) or AI agents (x402/MPP) → list your whole archive for agents to buy

Introducing publish.new from @paragraph Gumroad for the agent era. Upload apps, prompts, ebooks, datasets, files — and sell to humans & agents alike. Humans pay with a credit card. Agents pay using x402 and MPP. Your next customer might not be a person. Live now.

New on Paragraph: introducing the Paragraph API & typescript SDK. We're making it easier for developers to tap into the Paragraph ecosystem to consume, discover, publish & trade. And, we're open-sourcing our first reference app: Paragraph Markets, a trading interface built on top of writer coins: paragraph.ma... Show more

New on Paragraph: we display /paragraph-related casts directly in the home feed Now, if anyone shares your /paragraph posts on Farcaster, you get more distribution on Paragraph

First time using Gemini in YouTube and damn that’s helpful

❌ “use cache” ❌ “use server” ✅ “use vulnerabilities”

Always really liked the idea of making @paragraph a true Farcaster client: - a toggle when you publish to cast the post directly - comments are already powered by FIP2 - monetization natively built in - can also deliver via email & XMTP - intersperse our /home feed with actual casts as well