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@om_patel5 Seems pretty useful. Just wondering how deep of edge cases this tool will go.

THIS GUY BUILT A TOOL THAT LETS CLAUDE CODE AUTONOMOUSLY TEST YOUR ENTIRE iOS APP you point it at a simulator and say "test everything" Claude navigates the whole app on its own through the accessibility tree and screenshots. it figures out the UI by itself. it taps buttons, fills forms, opens every screen, tests every feature, and checks every flow in 8 minutes it found every bug the developer missed then it checked the debug logs for errors and gave a structured summary of everything it found no XCUITest scripts, no test maintenance, and no more writing confusing, complicated test cases one prompt and that's it

@noahzweben @bcherny Now I don’t need to hop between GitHub and Claude over and over again 🙌

/autofix-pr now lets you kick off autofix straight from the command line. After finishing up a PR, just run /autofix-pr. It sends your session to the cloud so the PR autofixer has full context to address CI failures and comments. Hugely win for my productivity.

This is actually insane. I usually just ask chat for help and then try to map its response to whatever I’m doing. But this streamlines the whole process

I think the future of AI stands in personalization. That’s the real moat

@trq212 This is great!

claim a month of free credits on us, thanks for bearing with us

Holy I can finally change my email address I set when I was 7

Now all we need for them to do now is open source opus

@sherifgjini @X Building a chrome extension that roasts you when you get distracted: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/lock-in…

Hey @X algorithm, Show this to people who are: → Building browser extensions → Solo founders → Indie hackers → Shipping products online Drop your link and let's grow together! 👇

@KaiXCreator Imsolockedin.com. Ai that roasts you when you get distracted

Founders & Builders What are you building?

@gozkybrain4u Claude --dangerously-skip-permissions 😭

Devs, drop your most used CLI command. I’ll start: npm run dev

@sweatystartup How many AI tools are you using? I think if you just use the necessary ones it shouldn't cost more than your entire team.

AI tools right now are more expensive than my international team. We can't afford them and they are heavily subsidized all the way up. What happens when they 5x in cost? The bubble is popping soon.

@konnydev I think it depends on how you use it. If you code off pure vibes it’s probably usefulness. But if you have governance then it’s an extremely helpful tooo

Hot take: Vibe coding is useless when it’s a bigger project.

@pcshipp I don’t think you should quit. Building is just the first step. It’s what you do after is what matters imo

Hey devs, I’m stuck. I’m building a SaaS..but I just found someone building the same thing. Should I quit?

@wintonARK I think this makes real human writes more valuable than ever. In a world full of AI, human writing is the one that will be valued the most.

We have been surpassed: AI written output exceeded human written output in 2025

The demo shows a video alongside predicted brain activation regions in real time. Meta can now predict which content activates specific brain areas. This can be highly useful for ad targeting, where advertisers can target people whose brains are more likely to respond positively to their ads.

Their model can predict brain areas associated with the following:

I just tried the demo and it's insane. Here's what I found 🧵

@DoorDash How large is this?

POV: you’re a delivery robot navigating the real world 🤖 We’ll call it Dot. Real streets. Real traffic. Real decisions happening in milliseconds. Dot’s autonomy stack was designed for real-world uncertainty. This is DoorDash Labs autonomy in action.