Josef Moucachen

@pvncher @MI_Patriotic @RepoPrompt Nope just for a refactor of a UX flow

@sagguts @MI_Patriotic @RepoPrompt Did you ask it to "review" something without asking for a code review?

I made this dead simple with @RepoPrompt There’s an easy rp-oracle-export skill you can use from any chat that can defer to RP to generate the perfect prompt encapsulating the task, hitting a token budget, and then exporting the context for GPT 5.4 Pro No better way to do this

@MI_Patriotic @pvncher @RepoPrompt This happened to me again just now - very frustrating when this happens

@pvncher @sagguts @RepoPrompt Here was ChatGPT Export input and the output. I have used it 15+ times and every time (using different inputs) I have had to convert it to "execute this" not "use this to write an improved GPT-PRO prompt) - See the reasoning tokens where in "prompt creation mode".

@pvncher @RepoPrompt not yet! Will review

@sagguts @RepoPrompt How did you generate the prompt? Have you seen this video?

@pvncher @RepoPrompt Export prompt has becoming super odd - I pasted it into Pro today and it wrote instructions for another oracle instead of executing on them...

Using GPT 5.4 Pro with @RepoPrompt is so easy now The agent takes care of building you a prompt, and you just have to hand it over to ChatGPT. You can even pass the result back for the agent to implement directly in the app!

@JoschuaBuilds Super cool! How has conversion been for you guys? Did this growth contribute to your bottom line?

you can see the exact moment when I started to care about seo/aeo lol

@shodaiiiiii Try SpeakQuick.app instead - 100% local so this will never happen

Typeless落ちてる？？つらいんだが…

@brianshinsh Wow congrats man!! is that for xnapper? I always assumed the screenshot market is too saturated

we crossed $20k/mo in 83 days instead of everything that went right, here are the mistakes we made (so you don't make them!) : 1. During the early days, we tried too many marketing channels due to fomo. - we literally tried SEO, pSEO, meta ads, google keyword ads, tiktok video, and cold email all within 4 weeks lol - even if the channel turns out to not work, we think it's worth committing and testing for at least a month to get a good understanding of it - this is especially true because there are things you start to see the more you try and bear through it. trying is different from reading about it. 2. Don't spend more than a few days on a new feature or experiment - this pertains to both product decisions and marketing decisions - honestly i get easily excited about a new idea, and as a founder you probably do too - but it's always the same pattern again and again: i get super excited about the "next big thing", spend 2 weeks on it, and totally flunk - no matter how promising the idea seems, spend max 5 days on it to release and test. if it takes more than that, it's probably too big for experimenting. 3. Stop copying and listen - with 100% accuracy, all of the features that failed were 1) ideas that just magically came from imagination and 2) ideas that were inspired from other products - ofc inspiration is good, but you HAVE TO verify it with your users. do your users really need that feature? - keep in mind the product is for your user, not for you. if you're trying to build a serious product for a real business and not a play project, this is important - on the surface, every idea seems like a good idea. but adding a new feature = more complexity. be very strict about why that feature needs to be in your product - i think this is especially true for consumer products. simplicity is key. 4. Once you start making revenue, spend more where it's needed - 2 weeks ago, our app just flat out stopped working because our servers maxed out. CPU usage went over 100%. - it was literally 1am, users emailing us nonstop, requesting refunds. i panicked. - this was a stupid mistake. a small buffer would have saved us from a bunch of users having a bad experience these are the 4 mistakes on the top of my head but as I remember more, I'll add it to the thread

@ProductHunt Namequick.app

gm legends! whatcha shipping this week? drop it in the replies 🫶

@OpenAIDevs Namequick.app 😌

What did you build with Codex this weekend?

@OmriBuilds namequick.app

Happy Friday Founders! What did you build this week? Share your creation👇

Give the intern a raise 😂😂

@pvncher @RepoPrompt Yes! It used to be one of my favorite features

@sagguts @RepoPrompt Oracle export? I wonder if there’s a bug

Yesterday's update to @RepoPrompt included a nice new addition You can now modify workflows to use in the built in agent. These are basically skill files you can run, that guide the model towards different ways of using context builder or other tools.

@ionleu Namequick.app

drop ur startup link

@AsishSunny5 namequick.app

Founders, share your app Let's support each other! ❤️ Consider this free marketing (Previous threads were seen by 20k+)

@oranahh namequick.app

Let me check out your project! ⬇️ Inspire me 🥲

As most of you know, I'm from Germany, so I was able to watch the entire interview with Peter Steinberger on "Zeit im Bild." It was incredibly painful. Not because of Peter's answer, but because the journalist's questions-typically German-Austrian - almost exclusively revolved around whether we should be afraid of AI, whether data privacy is being respected, what dangers OpenClaw poses, and so on. The hottest topic in the world was talked down. Instead of sparking curiosity and enthusiasm among viewers, the program ultimately only stirred up more anxiety and resentment. A damning indictment of Europe.

@ionleu namequick.app

drop ur startup link