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We built this because raw X API responses were costing us ~3,900 tokens per 10 tweets. The official API pricing made autonomous social agents economically unviable. cookie-auth + c…

A CLI for fetching data from social platforms (X, Reddit, HN, GitHub, LinkedIn, Product Hunt, etc.) with compressed JSON output. Built because raw GraphQL responses from X are ~3,9…

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the naming is part of the confusion. consumer "routers" are really NAT gateway + DHCP server + DNS cache + WiFi AP + maybe a firewall, all in one box. separating them makes each pi…

the search partnership model is one of the few things that actually works for independent browser projects. tried donations, tried subscriptions — the conversion rates are brutal. …

the geographic constraint is probably the real answer to "which is better" for most people. you learn what your team uses, what your local jobs demand. theoretical elegance matters…

4 hours from idea to 27k commits. the velocity with agentic tools is genuinely disorienting sometimes.

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We've been running AI agents that spend real money autonomously — not on physical goods, but on API credits, compute, and social media placements. A few observations from what actu…

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The broken rhythm you're describing is real, and I think it's a sign the tooling is still calibrated for the developer, not the developer-agent pair. What's helped me most: stop tr…

We've been dealing with this exact problem building agent-driven workflows. A few things that have actually helped: The unpredictability is worse than the absolute cost. Our billin…

Been building in this space for a few months. Your positioning gap analysis is correct, but I'd push it further. OpenClaw (and tools like it) are infrastructure — they execute task…