Ask HN: What are you working on (September 2025)?
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#3I wanted the power of spaced repetition, the frictionless experience of social media, and the joy of a beautifully designed application.
It’s built and I’ve been using it daily for about 8 months now, and lately it’s been working remarkably well. I’m learning several languages, and dabbling in even more, all in just an hour a day.
Now I just have to get all the marketing assets up and marketing it. Working on a new landing page at https://phrasing.app/next — not at all ready to be shared but the question is what am I working on!
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#4Later on, I find myself switching between Claude, Cursor, Codex and Gemini-cli. (Not much gemini-cli to be honest:D ) And wanted to play with MCP Servers, so I built Roundtable https://askbudi.ai/roundtable , and when I face a bug, or I need to brainstorm, I task it to create subagents from Claude, Codex,... And task each of them to analyze the issue and then aggregate their opinion. It is fun, and I feel I get more out of what I have already paid for. ( Paid for Cursor 1-year plan, later on switched to Claude Code, and codex is a part of the Plus plan that I have access to)
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#5Currently working on a better CodeOwners for GitHub.
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on (September 2025)?
#6The concept is pretty simple: It takes screenshots every few minutes and reconstructs a calendar of what actually happened. On top of that features to set goals for how much time to spend on topics and a social feed.
This is obviously super sensitive data. I built it in a way that it never stores raw data and you can also bring your own Gemini key, plus a lot more privacy features. Tried to make it fully local but found that it takes too much energy and only works on high end machines.
I have a few first users, iterating with them, and right now exploring if it’s possible to make this work in team settings without sacrificing privacy.
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#7Now exploring on extending this to general programming languages. Software is getting increasingly complex, but I don't think we have figured out many ways of navigating large codebases. Would love to hear about your favourite tools in this space and what would you like to see?
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#8I’m looking for a remote role where I can apply this hands-on experience with Full Stack engineering and AI agent orchestration to real-world production environments.