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Ask HN: What are tools you have made for yourself since the advent of AI?
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#132I wrote a note taking app that synchronizes across iOS/iPad/MacOS and stores my notes in markdown files so that my agents can summarize them each morning, delivering me to-dos, etc.
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#133I wrote a client & server to monitor all of my computers.. ec2 instances, raspberry pis, etc. Similar to Monit & M/Monit
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#134https://github.com/haydenk/overseer - a Go port of foreman
https://github.com/haydenk/homestead - another Go project, working on a better uptime dashboard that can also be the main homepage for accessing homelab resources.
I also used AI to find and create issues and milestones to for me to get the project to 1.0.0
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#135I've made a brainf** interpreter in C, from scratch. I didn't use any "AI" though. Does it still count? :)
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#136- a youtube/podcast summarizer webapp. Summaries are getting synced with readwise reader. Example: https://toolong.stream/v/a7g5p6PkWH4JwwtKloXhlw/keynote-linu...
- a slop detector / browser extension that filters slop replies from twitter/hackernews/reddit: https://slopsieve.com/
- tweethoarder ( https://github.com/tfriedel/tweethoarder ), saves my liked tweets and makes them searchable
- mattermost_archive - syncs all my mattermost channels and makes them searchable via an MCP in claude
- https://github.com/tfriedel/asana-exporter - same thing for asana
- https://github.com/tfriedel/dynalist-archive - same thing for dynalist
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#137SAT>IP scanner with S/C/T and LCN support in <1kLoC Python
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#138I vibe coded myself a simple little Home Screen-installable webapp that tells me when my first meeting is the next day (I am in a lot of meetings, and they're constantly in flux). That way, I don't need to be logged into anything work-related on my phone, or even mentally engage in that world. I just want to know when I need to wake up. All it shows me is the time, and I can tap on it if I want to see the title. It adjusts the font and color according to how early the meeting is (earlier than 8a gets Nosifer).
Could I have done this myself? Of course. Would I have tho? Prob not.
This kind of simple, hyper-specific bespoke utility is the perfect thing for vibe coding IMO.
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#139I use agents to do most of the tedious admin for my hire business, and I built www.vessels.app to run them on the go because there was no native solution to talk to my agents. I’ve started working towards releasing this to the public because it’s so much better than setting up agents via telegram or slack.
Wow okay to everyone trying to sign up - I forgot to turn off the rate limiter. It’s off now you can sign up to try it out
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#140Android browser wrapper that can download any video, audio, text