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news.ycombinator.com• Jun 2, 2026• 1 min read
Launch HN: Rudus (YC P26) – AI for concrete contractorsHi HN, we’re Rishi and Sahil. We’ve developed Rudus (https://www.rudus.ai/), an AI-powered takeoff and estimation platform built for concrete subcontractors.Takeoff is the process of measuring and quantifying materials from concrete plan sheets. Rudus identifies every concrete structure (footings, walls, columns, slabs), pulls in related details, and eliminates hours of manual quantity calculation. Here’s a demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAMNDRWEdlI.The problem: Concrete subcontractors are the backbone of every building, but their estimating workflow hasn't changed in 20 years. Right now, a senior estimator opens a PDF, manually traces every footing and grade beam, then hand-builds an Excel spreadsheet with 300+ line items- volumes, formwork, rebar by bar size with lap splices and development lengths. Bids can take weeks and even months. Most firms have just a few estimators, meaning they physically cannot bid on most of the work available to them.The software incumbent in this
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modeloop.app• Jun 2, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Modeloop – A modern model-based design toolHi Developers, I'm Luca, the creator of Modeloop. I've spent the last 18 months building, from scratch, a model-based design tool and today I'm finally opening the Open Beta.Modeloop is a tool designed to generate code and deploy on embedded systems. The core idea behind this product is to create a vertical solution to design, test and iterate on the model faster, leveraging the modern software practices like Git. For this reason, Modeloop avoids vendor lock-in by saving model data as readable JSON rather than proprietary formats, making model reviews significantly easier.At its core, Modeloop is conceived with a developer-first mindset, focusing on delivering an optimal user experience. This approach comes from my personal experience working in the robotics and automotive industries where I've experienced firsthand the frustration of fighting with tool configurations. The software we use should be built to accelerate innovation, not spend all day setting the right parameters to make t
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github.com• Jun 2, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Circus Chief – Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini from Your PhoneHi HN,Circus Chief is a tool for managing coding agent sessions from a browser. It's specifically optimized for small screens. It supports Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Google Gemini CLI agents.FeaturesAgents can operate Circus Chief itself. Agents can spawn sessions, schedule sessions, interact with the Kanban board — anything you can do in the UI, an agent can also do.Schedule work ahead of time.Automatically reschedule when you hit usage limits.Configurable, chainable prompt templates.User-defined commands - agents can run them and see the results, and so can you in the UI. Handy for local CI or routine workflow steps.Worktree-per-session isolation, or elect to work on a specific branch.Shared canvas - this is a place for shared artifacts that don't belong in the code. Useful for iterating on planning documents.Bring your own provider. Use subscription auth for Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google, or point sessions at third-party providers with Anthropic- or OpenAI-compatible endpoints.If
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handler.team• Jun 2, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Review-First AI IDE, Built on Codex and OpenCodeHey HN, I’m Vignesh, solo dev.Handler is a Mac app for Codex and OpenCode that adds a review layer while the agent is generating code.Every edit comes with a short explanation: what changed, why it changed, and what it touches. If one edit needs more context, you can open a side chat on just that change and ask follow-ups without derailing the main agent run.The goal is to build a mental model as the code is generated, instead of waiting until the end and reviewing one giant diff cold.It’s the same idea that makes stacked PRs easier to review: smaller, understandable units. Handler applies that at AI generation time, before the change turns into one giant diff.This year I mostly stopped writing code by hand. I drive agents now, and I’m faster for it.But a few months in I noticed a problem. The agent would come back with a 400-line change, tests green, diff looked reasonable, and after the first few chunks I’d pretty much lose the mental model. At that point I wasn’t really reviewing an
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canvascript.com• Jun 1, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Canvascript – Canvas prints of source codeHi HN. I made a small store of canvas prints of source code. Eight prints at launch — Section 11 of the Bitcoin whitepaper, the BAILOUT/POODOO restart handlers from Apollo 11's Lunar Module flight software, Linus Torvalds' first Git commit, the original CERN webpage, the K&R Hello World, Adam Back's 3-line RSA Perl, the Jaromil fork bomb, and the Erudil Perl camel.
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dashvox.ai• Jun 1, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Voice control coding agents on your machine via smartwatch / CarPlayTLDR: got tired of my desk, so now I touch grass while coding from my watch.Ever since the 2021 GH Copilot beta saved me from dual carpal tunnel, I figured AI's main benefit in coding would be cutting typing while keeping productivity. That's turned out true; no one writes their own code lately. Why wouldn’t you have AI do the first draft? Why not your updates too? I expected phone coding to rise next, but tiny keyboards wreck your hands even faster. To put this into practice, I started leaving my Windows desktop on 24/7 and SSHing in from my phone, yet the problem just transformed: now I had finger pain typing long prompts to Claude Code.I also commute 2 hours a day between SF and PayPal HQ, where I work as an AI Specialist / Sr SWE overseeing our AI coding-agent tooling. During that commute I couldn't touch my machine's work at all. So the app was initially just voice-activated coding for CarPlay, so I could dispatch and talk to agents entirely by voice while driving, like TTS textin
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github.com• Jun 1, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Curtab – Each command in its own interactive terminal tabI built this because I was tired of the two usual ways of running a frontend + API (+ whatever else) in dev. Tools like concurrently work, but there's no interaction with the individual processes which was my pain point. The alternative — opening three terminal windows by hand and alt-tabbing between them — gets old fast.curtab runs each command in its own tab. The key part is that each tab is a real PTY, so processes stay fully interactive — colored output, prompts and keyboard input all work.
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agents-cli.sh• May 31, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Agents, run any coding agent on your subscription not API costsHi HN. I'm the founder of Phoenix Labs (ex TikTok, Applied AI) and we're open sourcing our internal tooling today which is like a toolchain / meta-harness for CLI agents useful for really scaling eng and creative work.We are a very small team who's building a very ambitious product so we had to find ways to squeeze every ounce of efficiency that we could get our hands on. Harness strengths of different models (Claude, GPTs) and CLI-harnesses (Claude Code, Codex), safe/robust browser integration to speed up UX/QA testing, teams cli to speed up security reviews and parallelize bug hunting and fixes, and secrets cli with touch id integration so DX is extremely fast.We also noticed that small things like installing marketplaces, or sharing resources per projects (skills, plugins, secrets, subagents, workflows, rules, permission groups, hooks) took a lot of time so we put everything under ~/.agents and supported multi-layer dot-agents repos, auto layering and syncing system, user and projec
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getmilestones.app• May 31, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: I built a native project management app that respects your privacyHello HN!I wanted to show you the project management app that I've been building for the past 2 years: Milestones! It's completely native and works on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.It doesn't need an account, it's local-first, with optional iCloud Sync that can be turned on in settings. iCloud Sync means that your data can be synced but still stays private, as it syncs to your own iCloud account. Additionally, analytics and crash reports are opt-in and you're asked before any data is sent to any analytics server.I built this app for myself, since I am handling multiple projects constantly, but wanted a way to manage them without having to use bloated, complex tools, plus I needed a way to divide tasks into "phases" or milestones (e.g. App versions).It's free to download and has a generous free-tier, the pro version comes with a monthly, yearly or lifetime option and is mainly for power-users. I also just released an MCP Server for the Mac version.I'd love for you all to try it and tell me what
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news.ycombinator.com• May 31, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: What are your worst war stories bringing agentic applications into prodFor a bit of context, I’m currently creating a team of AI agents at work to generate reports by fanning out into a large amount of subagents to process a large amount of transcript data. When the analysis fails mid-way because of some individual step like an API call returns an error or the machine is out of memory, it would create cascading errors that break the entire generation with almost no visibility. I’ve just spent the past month rewriting the individual jobs as durable execution jobs on DBOS but just wondering if there are better solutions out there and if others encountered similar issues? And then there is the issue to reflect back the progress to the users which I’ve just been coding ad-hoc honestly…When an agent fails at step 9 of 12, how do you handle that?Roughly how many engineer-weeks have you sunk into agent infrastructure (durability, monitoring, human-in-the-loop, live UI) vs. the actual agent logic? Curious if my ratio is normal.For those who built this stuff in-ho