Jerry

@delveroin Building to change how leetcode prep & grind is being done right now Ai is 100x better but we still prep the same Nudge is adaptive to how you approach problems and dynamically gives you the best hint based your progress and history

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@mscode07 Changing leetcode grind & prep AI has gotten 100x better yet we still prep for technical interviews in the same old way When we get stuck we either open the full solution or loop for hours with no progress Im building Nudge to solve this

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@vibeorigin_dev Definitely! If your intuition is wrong going into the problem, then you’re just wasting time trying to solve it

@jerrysdevs That's a powerful insight! The best AI tools don't just give answers - they make you think harder. The "nudge before code" approach is brilliant for building real problem-solving skills. 👊

day 2 of fixing leetcode prep & grind i’m realising the first useful thing an ai can do isn’t explain the solution it’s getting the user to think before they start typing this inline kicks in when nudge detects the user rushing into coding without really planning first

@PLBompard changing leetcode prep & grind

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day 1 of building what technical interview prep should’ve become technical interviews have stayed basically the same for too long meanwhile ai got 100x better feels obvious this experience should be completely different by now

building an ai coach for leetcode and the hardest part isn’t the ai it’s deciding when to interrupt, when to hint, and when to give more help in this flow: - it first asks the user to plan - then gives a hint - then opens into full help if needed that’s what i’m working on rn

Most interview prep tools either give you nothing… or give you the full solution. I’m building an adaptive AI coach that reacts to how you’re solving the problem, your code, your approach and your progress.

So I’m building Nudge! An AI coach that gives responsive hints tailored to your current progress instead of full answers. MVP in progress. Opening a small waitlist: trynudge.dev

Grinding LeetCode is weird. Either you're stuck for 45 minutes… or you read the solution too early and learn nothing.

I realised most of my improvement didn’t come from reading solutions. It came from having just enough of a hint to unlock the next step, without killing the thinking process.