Faisal Hafeez

@suni_code citesync.co

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I think ​using OpenClaw with sensitive data is effectively publishing your IP to the cloud. Think and realize that fully automatic control is a security myth. Stick to local LLMs to keep your edge. ​#CyberSecurity #AI #OpenClaw #local #LLMs

@om_patel5 Recognize that graph. It’s the clsh.dev workflow by Nadav Avisrur. He’s using Obsidian as a state machine for the agents to solve the context-rot problem. Did he ever release the /wrap-up script logic, or is that still just in his private vault template?

this guy got tired of re-explaining his entire project to Claude Code every single session so he used Obsidian and built a vault that acts like a persistent brain for his projects structured it like a company with departments > RnD folder for architecture decisions > Product folder for feature specs > Marketing folder for all content > Legal folder for compliance stuff > execution plan with dependency graphs between tasks then he wrote 8 custom Claude Code commands that read from and write to this vault here's how it works: 1\ start session: /resume reads the execution plan + handoff notes, tells him exactly where he left off 2\ during work: Claude reads relevant vault files for context. it KNOWS the architecture because it's in the vault. it KNOWS the product decisions because they're documented 3\ end session: `/wrap-up` updates the execution plan, updates all department files, creates handoff notes for the NEXT session the crazy part is the parallel execution his execution plan has dependency graphs so he can spawn multiple Claude agents at once one agent does backend, another does frontend, simultaneously working on unblocked tasks over one weekend he shipped: > full monorepo with backend + frontend + CLI + landing page > 3 npm packages published > demo videos built with Remotion > marketing content for 6 platforms > Discord server with custom bot > complete security audit with fixes > full SEO infrastructure 34 Claude sessions. 43 handoff files. completely solo. which is insane because most people spend 30% of their Claude time just re-explaining what they built yesterday

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@mscode07 As a developer, having a reliable GEO tool in your stack is essential for building location-aware applications without the typical API overhead. Check out CiteSync.co if you're looking to streamline your workflow with a high-utility, free resource.

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Expanding into international markets is a massive hurdle, and lingrix.com handles the localisation complexity in under two minutes. Everyone should check out this launch if they’re serious about scaling their reach without the traditional technical overhead.

@dramaricic Full-stack dev here! 🙋‍♂️ Currently building CiteSync (citesync.co) a tool to track LLM citations. Always happy to connect with and support other indie hackers

Builders of the X, let's find each other 👇 Reply if you're: a developer a solofounder building a SaaS shipping a side project an indie hacker a bootstrapped founder a frontend / backend dev a UI/UX designer a DevOps engineer an AI builder a no-code / automation builder a Chrome extension dev a micro-SaaS founder a product maker building in public No gurus. No fake Lambos. Just people actually building things. Reply with what you're building right now. Let's follow each other and support builders 🤝

@adahstwt For highly complex logic Claude is the OG and for UI/UX AG is the OG.

be honest, what would you choose for vibe coding

@ritu_twts I think solo, most devs are naturally introvert so.....

As a developer, do you prefer working : solo or with a team

@denicmarko I recently came across an Open source Loom alternative, hope this will help someone. github.com/CapSoftware/Cap

A free, open-source Screen Studio alternative. Supports MacOS, Windows and Linux.

@namish09 Hi Navneet, lets connect

I'm 21 , a software developer. I want to connect with people who love:- - Coding - vibe coding - Full stack developer - software engineer - AI/ML IF YOU'RE INTO TECH.. LET'S CONNECT

In our search for fixing the first vulnerability (CVE-2025-55184), we accidentally doomed the solution with a new one. Sorry, React fellas, for the infinite loop of sadness. At least it's a consistent problem now? 🤷 #ReactServerComponents #CVE202567779 #WebDev

@adamwathan more power to you

Building this internal tool for generating our own unique placeholder avatars with Gemini. Super fun thing to hack on. Curated style prompts + people descriptions, and if it generates one I don't like I just click the square and it tries again. Very quick to curate a great custom set.

Move over AWS, it's Cloudflare's turn #cloudflare #outage

Roadmap to learn business process and automation workflow (N8n, lovable, zapier & make) FOUNDATION (Days 1–7) Understand Automation Basics First Why: You need a strong mindset before jumping into tools. 1.Learn What Workflow Automation Means Read: Zapier's Ultimate Guide to Workflow Automation What is Workflow Automation? by Make. com Understand Basic Concept Key concepts: Trigger → Action → Condition → Loop API → Webhooks (basic understanding) Data mapping (how data moves from App A to App B) B. TOOL #1: ZAPIER (Days 8–20) Start with Zapier — easiest for beginners. Goal: Build 5–10 small automations (called “Zaps”). 1.Sign up for Zapier free account Link: Zapier Free Account 2.Take Beginner Course: Zapier University Course on Basics (free) 3.Practice Beginner Workflows: Connect Gmail to Google Sheets (Save emails automatically) Auto-post Instagram posts to Twitter Get Slack notifications when someone fills a Google Form 4.Learn Intermediate Features: Multi-step Zaps (trigger + multiple actions) Filters and Conditions (only continue if X is true) Paths (if/then branching logic) 5.Project Ideas Set up an auto-reminder if no email reply in 3 days. Auto-save attachments from Gmail to Google Drive. TOOL #2: MAKE (formerly Integromat) (Days 21–35) Level up into more complex, visual workflows. Goal: Understand how to design flow diagrams visually. 1.Sign up for Make free account Link: Make Free Account 2.Learn from Make Academy: Make Academy Free Courses 3.Practice Basic Scenarios: Sync Airtable to Google Calendar Auto-generate invoices from Stripe payments Parse and organize survey responses into Excel 4.Key Skills to Learn: Working with Iterators and Aggregators (loop through multiple records) Handling errors (error handlers) Webhooks (receive data from outside) 5.Project Ideas Build a customer onboarding automation (forms → CRM → welcome email). TOOL #3: n8n (Days 36–50) Learn open-source, self-hosted workflows — very powerful. Goal: Get comfortable with flexible, complex automations. 1.Install n8n locally (optional) Easy install via Docker or simple desktop app: n8n Installation Guide 2.Take Free Courses: n8n Academy Free Course 3.Learn Critical n8n Concepts: Nodes (every action) Expressions (dynamic variables inside nodes) Webhook Trigger node (receive outside data) Using the HTTP Request node (call APIs) 4.Practice Projects: Monitor a website and alert if it goes down. Scrape new YouTube videos and post them to Discord. Automate newsletter creation from blog posts. Pull Lovable API data, process with Code node, store in Google Sheets. Automate LinkedIn post from Lovable data with AI summarization. Self-hosted n8n syncing Lovable with Supabase. - Use error workflows and AI nodes. - Outcome: Proficiency in technical, custom automation. 5.Key Skills to Learn: Basic JavaScript functions inside n8n expressions. Setting up triggers on schedule (cron jobs). D. Lovable. Explore Lovable for App-Driven Automation (2-3 weeks) - Why Lovable?: Lovable enables custom app creation with AI assistance, supporting data storage and automation, making it a versatile alternative to Airtable for app-centric workflows. - What to Learn: - Lovable Basics: Create apps, manage data tables, and design interfaces. - Automation Features: Use Lovable’s built-in workflows or triggers for tasks like notifications or data updates. - Integrations: Connect Lovable to Zapier, Make, or n8n via APIs or webhooks. - Use Cases: Automate app-based workflows (e.g., CRM, project tracking, or content management). - How to Learn: - Lovable Documentation: Explore guides on app creation and automation (available on their official site, assuming standard no-code platform support). - YouTube/Community: Search for “Lovable no-code tutorials” or check no-code communities (e.g., Reddit’s r/nocode) for user-shared content.

Love how AI is speeding up #webdev, but the @lmarena_ai leaderboard reminds us that not all models are equal. 🧠 Gemini, DeepSeek, and Claude Opus which one helps you maintain clean code in #ReactJS or #NextJS? Still nothing beats human oversight!

@sarahcoesy Thank you for pointing it out 🤞🏼

@FaisalHafeezdev hey just wanted to drop by and say that your DM's aren't open. your profile says DM to collab hope it helps ^^

Totally get the excitement, but I'm worried about the AI slop we might end up with code debt and all that extra, unused stuff LLMs throw in as a 'compliment.' 😅 How do you manage that?

@starter_story Whatever I pick, I'm going to have back pain, a bald head, and possible migraines at the end of the road. 😂

pick one: 1. work 9-5 you tolerate for 40 years 2. work 24/7 on a business you love