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Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (February 2026)

#911
I’m working on a portfolio & wealth data platform: https://github.com/finmars-platform/finmars-core

It helps to consolidate data from multiple sources, "slice & dice" data instantly from big picture overviews to smaller details like having a split screen. Basically extremely customisable tool.

On top of that, there's a marketplace where developers can build and monetise add-ons.

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (February 2026)

#912
I'm building out some interesting features on my app (UnlistedJobs). Basically I have job seekers as paying customers (not employers) so I can do things with the job listings that others can't - like tag a job posting if it is 1 standard deviation below the avg salary or "this job has been posted N times already." These things wouldn't fly if the employer paid for the listing. I am wondering what else would be most helpful to job seekers that you couldn't do if the employer paid for the listing

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (February 2026)

#914

I'm working on a new theory of management. I was explaining leadership to someone and they said I should write a book about it. In the same week I was explaining another aspect and got the same response. I think management has been overcomplicated by people trying to codify it. I think MBAs and systems like EOS try to dumb everyone down to inhuman lowest-common-denominator robots. That is the main cause of the produc…

Would love to hear more about your thesis

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (February 2026)

#915
Running security audits on open source repos with a tool we've built and reporting what I find to maintainers. Mostly infrastructure stuff — vector databases, LLM tooling, secrets managers. Been doing responsible disclosure and submitting fixes which are all autogenerated. Surprisingly high acceptance rate so far, which is encouraging. Working on automating more of the test process...

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (February 2026)

#916
Hey i have built a predictive AI tool to help businesses spot the issues heading their way before they hit. After ideating, launching, raising and running my first start-up to £7m GMV pa in 2 yrs, and still losing it, i look back and wonder if i could have spotted the signs it was struggling earlier.

So i'm trying to help myself by building the tool that would have helped me and running it as a company in its own right.

Its all a bit meta.

Take a look, its in beta, need waitlist joins and people willing to test.

https://thewavesignal.com

Cheers, N

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (February 2026)

#917
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Working on new code review tooling specifically for reviewing your own branches/commits when you use an "AI Agent" to assist with writing code. It seems all of the tools people are building in this space attempt to automate away the review, but I want better tools for reviewing (and tracking tech debt) in the code I just generated locally. Will publish here soon

Nice! Working in a similar space - will be publishing here also soon. How are you handling finding issues beyond pattern matching where deep code understanding is required?

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (February 2026)

#918

Making improvements to https://engineering.fyi/ - an aggregator for big tech blogs Added summaries so readers can quickly see if it's worth reading the entire article e.g. https://engineering.fyi/article/towards-self-driving-codebas...

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Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (February 2026)

#920
Creature - A desktop client for building/sharing MCP Apps within your team.

MCP Apps are pretty awesome and seem ideal for internal tool use-cases. They're visual, so they make AI much more accessible for every role in a company. AI without UI is a black box.

https://www.creature.run/

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