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Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
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Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#352I've just released in beta, a web-based application called Verse Draft: https://versedraft.com
I wanted to create an all-in-one writing studio where fiction writers can keep all the details for an entire universe in one place while crafting stories, novels, movie scripts, TV series, or stage plays.
I also wanted the ability to allow for the limited use of AI in a way that only functions as a sounding board and does not write for the user; Where fiction writers could have access to tools such as a virtual assistant that they can converse with about their stories and world-building, but without it writing anything for them.
There is also an option to use the application without any AI tools at all.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#353I'm slowly building an IDE with mentor/skill-level awareness baked in. I've noticed that juniors and new hires often fall into an impostor-syndrome trap when reading an unfamiliar codebase or reviewing a senior peer's PR. Documentation helps, but it usually runs into the curse of knowledge: it's written by someone who's spent so much time in the code that they've lost sight of what it's like to be new to it. I've alw…
Cute IDE LOL
I like the design. It feels like a good WhatsApp vibe to me.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#354Working on gisti.ai which eventually will be a fleet of Product and Customer Operations AI agents that continuously analyze customer interactions, identify the churn risk and automatically route the right actions: code fixes to engineering, product insights to PMs, and operational tasks to customer operations.
Today, Gisti ingests customer feedback from every channel your customers already use, synthesizes it into a prioritized, evidence-backed list of opportunities, and lets product teams interact with an AI agent to explore, validate, and act on each one. We are building Gisti with a philosophy of complete automation for specific workflows.
We are looking for Design Partners, please hit me up at shubham@gisti.ai. I will be in SF late August if you prefer in-person meetings.
Please ping me / email me if you are interested in a demo / demo account for deeper analysis.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#355Exploring map based game ideas like arcade racing in your neighborhood: https://trippi.app/drift/
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#356I've been working on Wattle (https://wattle.app) for the past six months or so.
It started out in life as a bunch of post-it notes for friends who were watering my plants while I was on holiday, which evolved into a long text message, a Google Doc, a static site, a simple CMS, then Wattle. The more I look around, it seems like there are lots of use cases, so I'm having trouble with my positioning.
"Digital guidebooks for vacation rentals, home swaps, sitters, carers, and more."
The MVP was released last week :)
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#357https://vask.dev - websockets - Pusher alternative. It's Pusher compatible, but way cheaper and powered by Cloudflare.
https://tailstats.com - display data on almost any device (ios,android,macos).I've build this for myself so I don't have to build dashboards or mini-one-purpose-apps and clog menubar/workspace. It also works with AI agents via API and MCP so agents can create interactive cards.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#358An "agent orchestrator" (or whatever you want to call it) that supports any cli agent. Trying to optimize for reducing cognitive load for working on different tasks at the same time with agents.
Currently doing final polishes on adding support for making it simple and easy to run agents and review the code remotely over ssh.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#359I'm working on Flex (https://flexenv.com/)
I am speaking to initial customers and from my initial pain at my day job it was going to be a way to be "Lovable for your existing product" . But it also seems like it might turn into "internal cloud to host dashboards non-technical people are making with Claude".
I'd love to talk to anyone that's in Product or Ops or Sales or Account Management or Customer Success who'd either like to make changes to their existing product without the need for a developer. Or maybe they have thrown something together with Claude and have no idea how to "get it into production".
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#360I'm working on hexora, a library that detects malicious Python code using static analysis and machine learning.
Recently, I've added a simple ML model to filter out false positives. In the last month, I found and flagged more than 40 malicious Python packages.
Unlike the LLM approach, my library is not susceptible to prompt injection and deobfuscates Python code. Where LLMs see "obfuscated code, potentially harmful", my library decodes it and sees what's happening inside.