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I'm working on a new app for creating technical diagrams - https://vexlio.com . It's an area with some heavyweight incumbents (e.g. Visio, Lucid) but I think there's good opportunity here to differentiate in simplicity and overall experience. I'm still in the fairly early phase, and I suspect I haven't quite found the best match of features to customers yet. From a dev perspective this area has a ton of super interes…
https://spring-agriculture.com/ Autonomous robotics for sustainable agriculture. Based in the south of the UK. Prototypes of an autonomous mechanical farm-scale weeding robot currently beginning real-world testing. Still a huge amount of work to do though. Hardware and software developed fairly much from scratch, not using ROS (for not entirely crazy reasons...); everything written in Rust which I find well suited to…
I have seen a few of these, but only one (about a decade ago) that used legs not wheels
Wouldn't it be better if the robot walked rather than rolled?
You may be able to illuminate this for me...
Turn any command into an AI-discoverable MCP tool with a few lines of YAML:
name: hello-world
description: "Greets the world"
command: "echo 'Hello, World"
The insight: Most security scanners find problems but don't fix them. Industry average time to fix critical vulnerabilities is 65+ days. We generate the actual fixes and create PRs automatically, including educational content on the nature of the vulnerability and the fix in the PR description.
Technical approach: - AST-based pattern matching (moved from regex, dropped false positives from 40% to Business model experiment: Success-based pricing - only charge when fixes get merged ($15/PR at the moment). No upfront costs. This forces us to generate production-quality fixes & hopefully reduces friction for onboarding.
Early observation: Slopsquatting (AI hallucinating package names that hackers pre-register) is becoming a real attack vector. It's pretty straightforward to nail and has a lot of telltales. Building detection & mitigation for that now.
Stack: Elixir/Phoenix, TypeScript, AST parsers
English is weird.