I've been putting off saying anything because I am still working on it, but I have an analysis tool that I am working on that is mostly deterministic (non AI) but will have light interpretation over facts gathered by AI. My AI claude and others tell me how unique this is but maybe they tell that to all their users. I built it because the program I was working on became so complex I couldn't figure out how to get all of the context or appropriate context into an AI anymore to figure out where to go next. So I am building Determined, deterministic analyzer for Python and Js/html. I added Go and Rust because I heard they were popular and it can add others as well. When It gets good enough that Claude can't add much more or doesn't need to I will make a little Show HN with the readme I guess. Its been quite a journey. Oh, and todays my birthday, I'm 70. I'll be seeing you.
Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
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Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#932Working on a global memory store for agents to access and query instead of per project based ones
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#933I recently created an interactive portfolio in the style of a 2D role-playing game using Kaboom/Kaplay.js: https://tsuilouis.github.io/portfolio-game/ (pardon any broken links, those are works in progress). It's inspired by a post I saw a couple of years ago: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/create-a-developer-portfol... . I thought the concept was neat at the time, but never got around to building my own until last…
Your portfolio site is neat! Let me know when you launch your blog - I'm a fellow Torontonian and will add it to my RSS reader.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#934https://jerrysniffs.online
No subscriptions web and social media search.
Every $10 gives you 15K google searches, 3K Twitter, 2K Reddit, and 15K URL fetches as proper markdowns.
Use when you want, recharge when you want. No pressure.
Use through API/MCP/SDK or Dashboard.
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#936Working on seaticket, an ai agent for issue tracking and management, built for developers, open source projects and teams supporting self hosted software.
The problem i faced for 12 years working on seafile and seatable: github, discourse forum, email and internal docs all are fragmented and separated form each other, so if a issue comes so my team has to work manually, by finding the exact solution from the docs, and searching for context. we spent more time finding the right answer rather than actually working for product.
as if we don't give the right answer fast, the user will think they don't care about their product. so that's why we built our own ai agent that connects all of them and search by using the vector and keyword to provide the relevant context from everywhere not only the internal docs but also related issues find in the github, forum, or email. which makes our support team faster and we resolve more issues effectively and efficiently.
i want to hear form you guys what you do, and if there are any SaaS like us that we have built that does the same thing.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#937Linkosh: Local-first Chrome extension that syncs saved items from LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, Hacker News, X, Facebook, and Substack into one searchable library.
Re: Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (July 2026)
#938I am continuing to work on Akariq [0] which provides travel eSIM data plans to 180+ countries around the world. I have had many paying customers over the past few months from Vietnam to Mexico to Europe and US of course. The three benefits of using Akariq are 1) No app, no user account which leads to literally 3-click install 2) Full transparency - you know what you are getting. A lot of other eSIM providers hide det…
How do you get started with this business? Like at the basics, mvno etc?
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#940Still running VideoToFlip — we turn short videos into handmade 72-page flipbooks (print/bind/ship in-house from our workshop in Serbia).
Since the Show HN last year: rebuilt production so we don't outsource printing anymore, added frame-by-frame preview before checkout, and shipped a lot more wedding-favor + paper-anniversary orders than I expected.
Weirdest lesson: people care more about seeing the exact frames that will print than about paper specs. The preview tool converted better than any copy change we tried.