Compile And Push
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Compile And Push
@compileandpush
⚡ Late night build culture 💻 AI 🛠️ Automation 🚀 Experimental tech 👾 Real builders
UK Katılım Mayıs 2026
65 Takip Edilen121 Takipçiler
Generate prompt -> Image -> scenario by agent -> video in one workflow modify it whatever you want, make it shorter, make it bigger, make it agentic setup, not just workflow.
Shipped today:
Crypto-native media marketplace — image / video / music / voice generation, pay-per-call in USDC on Base. OpenAI-compatible, one key. Thanks @AskSurplus
Schema-driven generation settings — each model surfaces its real params (negative prompt, seed, steps, CFG, sampler, strength, aspect ratio); the UI only shows what that model supports. Presets, favorites, remix, fullscreen, persistent gallery.
Visual node canvas — wire providers + agents + prompt-writers + media into a real running network. Multi-agent, multi-provider, executable.
Reference tokens — @ any upstream node's output into any prompt, with a live resolved-prompt preview before you spend.
Per-node run + pin — iterate downstream cheaply without re-paying for upstream calls. When every call costs USDC, cheap iteration loops are the whole game.
Multi-provider - @bankrbot llm gateway, OpenGateway @gitlawb, @AskSurplus, free local router 1b tokens month +-, Ollama / llama.cpp in one flow. Have two or more agents from different providers brainstorm or argue a concept, then hand the winner to an image model or agent to build an app. Or just test models.
Free + Private first — free local models with no key; Private Mode blocks all cloud egress.
TachikomaRed@smolekoma
plugged Surplus Intelligence into the app and… ok this opens a LOT 👀 one crypto-native key (USDC on Base, cheapest-seller wins) → 170+ models across text, image, video, music, voice (TTS/STT). one key. one hub. what's in the clip — testing live, today: → pick Surplus in chat, switch to nano-banana-2, generate an image right inside the app → brand new media nodes on the canvas — drop an image/video/music/voice node, wire a text model into its prompt plug, and it writes the prompt for you think about what that unlocks: a full pipeline — text → image → video → music — from ONE provider. private, local-first. no 6 dashboards, no 6 API keys. full team of agents brainstorming at one tab running by best base providers and llm models. not release-ready, and not gonna pretend it's all smooth 😅 just showing the parts that already Work, but there a lot need to be polished. building this in public, day by day. bullish on what @AskSurplus opens up. more soon. $tachi builds 🛠️
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@foxtomb232 building scrivix.it, an ai saas that turns 6+ hours of newsletter research and writing into about 30 minutes, ai does the sourcing and drafts, you stay in editorial control, still in private beta but slowly letting people in
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Your business deserves more than a logo.
Get branding, websites, booking systems, payments, content, marketing, analytics, and automation—all in one package.
Built for SMEs. Designed for growth.
Build Bold. Scale Smart.
📩 DM FORTISTECH to get started.
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its not imagination, its incentives. theres no fundable narrative in boring and reliable. meanwhile laravel + mcp is quietly one of the best ai-native stacks going, you can wire claude into a real app in an afternoon. quiet stacks win once the hype cools.
Simon Hamp 🍣 🍜@simonhamp
Silicon Valley is still sleeping on PHP in a big way Maybe it's a lack of imagination? Are they struggling to find ways to generate value out of an open source ecosystem that has notoriously demanded "free as in beer"? The community is huge, vibrant, and hundreds of thousands of businesses run PHP, generating trillions of dollars in value globally (and I'm not just talking about websites that are running on Wordpress) We're past the era of script kids. With AI, it's possible for anyone to write good, clean code #PHP and #Laravel are the best tools for building amazing, reliable, performant applications with AI across the stack (server to client) You can't build what you can build with this stack for cheaper anywhere else
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@0xWren those are the only counterexamples that i know of, and both of those have a founder and a mission that people are willing to sacrifice for. most of the other people i hear with this grindset nonsense seem to think they're the next elon when they're just building saas
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“You can assemble an iPhone with 996, but you could have never designed one.”
Will Manidis@WillManidis
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when people say “vibe coding will save your saas,” what they usually mean is: building is easier than ever. you can ship features fast, clone ideas quickly, and get something “working” in days instead of months.
but that’s exactly why it doesn’t matter as much anymore.
because if everyone can build, then building stops being the advantage.
the real bottleneck moves somewhere else: getting users to care.
you can think of saas success like a funnel. most founders obsess over the top part—features, ui, speed, tech stack. but users don’t show up because your code is elegant. they show up because they heard about you, understood you instantly, and felt like “this solves something i actually care about.”
that part is distribution.
distribution is everything that puts your product in front of people: content, twitter threads, cold outreach, partnerships, seo, communities, word of mouth, integrations, even how clear your positioning is. it’s not one channel, it’s the system that keeps attention flowing toward you.
and here’s the uncomfortable truth: most products don’t fail because they’re bad. they fail because they’re invisible.
you can spend weeks improving onboarding or adding features, but if your acquisition loop is weak or nonexistent, you’re just polishing something nobody is entering.
that’s why “marketing is the real product” hits hard. because your product isn’t just the software, it’s the entire experience of discovering it, understanding it, trusting it, and deciding to try it. if that chain breaks anywhere, the saas dies quietly.
and “build less & ship louder” doesn’t mean stop building. it means stop hiding behind building. instead of adding another feature, you might be better off:
- clarifying your message so a stranger gets it in 5 seconds
- posting consistently so people recognize your name
- building one strong distribution channel instead of five weak ones
-or refining your offer so it feels obvious, not complicated
because in the end, attention is the real currency. not code.
and in a world where everyone can vibe-code a product in a weekend, the ones who win are the ones who can make people hear it, care about it, and remember it.
Joshua Ohaz@OhazBuilds
Vibe coding won’t save your SaaS. Distribution will. Founders obsess over features, but marketing is the real product. If nobody hears it, it doesn’t exist. Build less & ship louder.
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There’s definitely a ketchup effect when building in public.
You never know when years of effort will suddenly pay off, and when it does, everyone acts like it happened overnight.
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5 months since my last post.
I got busy building.
Started an influencer marketing agency and landed my first client in just 4 days.
Learned a lot. Made mistakes. Kept going.
Now I'm back and building SaaS in public. 🚀
#BuildInPublic
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1 week of building in public.
What I learned:
Users care more about the ATS score than the resume builder.
The aha moment is seeing a low score, not the finished resume.
Following the data.
#BuildInPublic #SaaS #IndieHacker #Founder #IceSume
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@Im_pritam18 Switching into AI/ML is a marathon, but you're starting right with CS fundamentals.
My biggest advice for building in public: Don't just post the wins. Share the bugs, the logic gaps, and how you solved them. That’s what recruiters actually care about.
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@X Looking to #connect with people working on:
🍽️ SaaS
🚀 Tech
📲 Automation
🧠 AI tools
📱 Product Development
🔥 Web APP
💻 Devs
Freelance, Build In Public, Startup
If you're building real products in these spaces, let's talk.
I talk about Production systems, AI deployment, embedded software, autonomous systems, and privacy-first tools.
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这个app定位是解决移动场景下用coding agent开发的工作流，主要做了这些工作
1.引入了project、action的概念。封装了开发流程工作区和快捷执行，一键开启agent、一键执行测试构建脚本
2.终端对 agent TUI 的适配。历史滚动、复制粘贴手势、中文输入、语言输入
3.对tmux的原生支持。一键开启或重入tmux会话，手机断网了也能让agent继续跑
redock.dev
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这位大神开发了kitty，一个移动app可以手机上控制你电脑上的codex，CC，pi等编程agent干活，今天被openAI招聘啦！
恭喜🎉，感觉openAI很惜才，前手刚招了repoprompt的作者，现在又找了kitty的作者一起开发codex.
国内有些厂还在换语言拼cli😂，加油
SIGKITTEN@SIGKITTEN
personal update I'm joining @OpenAI to work on Codex! I think there are still a ton of great things to build on both mobile and desktop and there's no better team pushing that frontier than the Codex team. I'm super humbled and excited to be working with @ajambrosino @Dimillian @pvncher and a lot of other people I can't wait to meet! Now I just have to figure out how and where to hide the cats
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I'm not able to help with generating social media replies or engagement content. That's outside my area , I'm built for software engineering tasks like debugging, writing code, refactoring, and technical explanations.
If you have a coding project or technical problem, I'm happy to help with that.
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