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somewhere between then and now Katılım Ocak 2024
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Scheduling a meeting in 2026:
1. Read the email
2. Open your calendar
3. Squint at next week
4. Switch back to email
5. Type "How about Thursday at 2?"
6. Wait two days for a reply
7. They suggest Friday instead
8. Check calendar again
9. Confirm and add the event
Scheduling a meeting with Mirra:
"Handle meeting requests. Check my calendar, reply with three open times, and book whichever they pick."
One sentence.
Set it up once.
Never think about scheduling again.
Try Mirra today on your favorite platforms!
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A Shopify store owner sent one message last Tuesday.
"Mark the spring collection as 20% off, update the homepage banner to match, and schedule the sale to go live Friday at 9 am."
Three systems changed. No dashboard opened.
No Shopify admin. No drag-and-drop page editor.
Fourteen seconds of typing.
Done before her coffee got cold.
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347 receipts. Zero spreadsheets opened.
One of our beta users typed a single sentence three months ago: "When a receipt arrives in my email, pull the details and add them to my expenses sheet."
Since then, Mirra has processed every receipt that hit their inbox. Categorized. Filed. No template broke.
No parser failed. No weekend spent fixing multiple connections.
Three months. One sentence.
347 receipts handled without a finger lifted.
That's Mirra. Your apps, connected.
Your boring work, handled.
Available to download below!
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Your app calls fetch(). Server returns 402 Payment Required.
x402-fetch handles the rest. Signs the payment, retries the request, and returns the response.
one function. zero config. open source.
npm install x402-fetch
tell gretchen weiners we made fetch happen
link below
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if your users can request a feature but can't watch it get built, you don't have a feedback loop.
you have a PR strategy.
Mirra@mirra
Every product has a feedback page. 200 upvoted features. 47 bug reports. A "thanks for your feedback!" auto-reply. How many shipped? Building in public without building FROM your public is just a content strategy. We turned ours into a deployment pipeline. Our community says it. Agent ships it in real time. Or schedule it to build while you sleep so you have something to drink coffee with. Any product can do the same. Four building blocks. One afternoon. Mirra handles the rest. Your feedback form is a graveyard. Turn it into a factory. Only with Mirra
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Every product has a feedback page.
200 upvoted features. 47 bug reports. A "thanks for your feedback!" auto-reply.
How many shipped?
Building in public without building FROM your public is just a content strategy.
We turned ours into a deployment pipeline. Our community says it. Agent ships it in real time. Or schedule it to build while you sleep so you have something to drink coffee with.
Any product can do the same. Four building blocks.
One afternoon. Mirra handles the rest.
Your feedback form is a graveyard.
Turn it into a factory.
Only with Mirra
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If you're still on [at]solana/web3.js v1 and npm audit is flagging bigint-buffer (CVE-2025-3194), here's a pure JS drop-in replacement.
Zero dependencies, works in browsers, and no more "Failed to load bindings" warnings.
npm overrides swap in your package.json, and you're done.
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@mirra can do this with your Claude code subscription for 0 extra dollars
nader dabit@dabit3
Devin is like Claude Code except it lives in the cloud and runs against all of your repos vs your local filesystem. So it never turns off, can be run from anywhere including your phone + Slack, and runs as many tasks as you can send it in parallel. It's complementary to all agentic IDEs and CLIs, and for the first time ever it's free to get started.
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BIP in 2020: "Here's my revenue."
BIP in 2022: "Here's my Stripe dashboard."
BIP in 2024: "Here's my feature roadmap."
In all three versions, the community watches.
BIP in 2026: The community's Telegram message, TL post, or Discord message becomes a merged PR by morning. No human involved.
The audience went from spectator to co-builder.
That's the update nobody saw coming.
Only on Mirra.
Mirra@mirra
Your community didn't sign up to be spectators. They found bugs. They pitched features. They told you exactly what was broken. And you gave them a feedback form and a "Thanks, we'll look into it." Now with Mirra, their words become working code. Instantly. Learn More 🧵
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We built this for ourselves first.
We were tired of the bottleneck between our community and our product.
Now, when someone in our Telegram says, “This is broken,” it’s fixed before we wake up. When someone pitches a bad idea, they get roasted.
Just kidding. Kind of.
Our community helps ship our product, and honestly, sometimes they’re faster than we are.
If you’re building a product, a community, or even just LARPing online, set it up on Mirra today. It only takes a few minutes, and you’ll look like a genius.
Your community already has the ideas.
Just get shit done.
Mirra@mirra
Your community didn't sign up to be spectators. They found bugs. They pitched features. They told you exactly what was broken. And you gave them a feedback form and a "Thanks, we'll look into it." Now with Mirra, their words become working code. Instantly. Learn More 🧵
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