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gitshare.ch• May 27, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: GitShare – Turn GitHub repos into beautiful social media screenshotsI needed a tool to turn GitHub repos into nice screenshots (for social media) but couldn't find one that I liked. There are plenty for X and LinkedIn posts, but not many for GitHub repositories.I built a simple static web app (GitShare) where you paste any public repo URL, customize it live and then export as PNG/JPEG/WebP. It runs entirely in your browser (it uses GitHub's API client-side, so you're rate limited to 60 unauthenticated requests per hour).Tested on Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Brave, and DuckDuckGo on macOS. Fixed tons of bugs, and I think it's reliable now. But if you hit issues on any of those or another browser/OS please let me know, happy to fix them ASAP (and it's open to feature requests and contributions, of course!)Source: https://github.com/minoansecurity/gitshare

github.com• May 25, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: Fungible – A local personal finance app in the terminalFungible is a terminal-based personal finance app that fills the Mint-shaped void in my life. It runs using your own plaid credentials (optional) and has its own integrated chatbot (also optional and BYO key).You connect banks via Plaid or import CSVs. Transactions get auto-categorized by rules you define. On top of normal categories there's a flexibility layer (fixed / flexible / discretionary) so you can see at a glance what's actually controllable spending. There are also tags (also separate from categories) for isolating things like trips or hobbies.The financial health screen does savings rate, liquidity runway, and FIRE projection with adjustable assumptions. Probably overkill but I like it.It also has an MCP server so Claude/ChatGPT can talk to you about your finances, create rules/tags, etc. That’s always the most annoying thing for me when trying a new personal finance tool. Hopefully this brings down the barrier to usefulness. The agent/chatbot in the app has the same tools a

news.ycombinator.com• May 25, 2026• 1 min read

Is it too soon to built software factories?I keep hearing about “software factories” / background coding agents that can autonomously work on production repos. It seems like the capabilities are there, but not sure if we have the right tools yet.There are already some companies providing software for this like ona/factory/codex/claude/cursorOpen-source alternatives - https://github.com/ColeMurray/background-agentsBig companies like stripe/ramp/uber/spotify built their own background-agents infrastructureBut nothing seems to be mature enough to just work fine. Is it too soon?

bing.com• May 25, 2026• 1 min read

The role of MCP in context engineeringThere’s no denying the excitement around Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open protocol for connecting AI assistants with external data, tools, and APIs. Since its debut by Anthropic in late 2024, ...

news.ycombinator.com• May 23, 2026• 1 min read

SerpSpur vs. SEO GiantsSEO tools discussion: SerpSpur vs the big players. For basic keyword research and site audits, the free tier is actually usable. The backlink analysis is comprehensive.

news.ycombinator.com• May 23, 2026• 1 min read

Ask HN: Has anyone solved Amazon's animated GIF captcha programmatically?Amazon's login flow sometimes serves an animated GIF captcha from opfcaptcha-prod.s3.amazonaws.com — 6 sliding characters, text scrolls horizontally across ~10-15 frames.Standard captcha services (2captcha imageCaptcha, etc.) aren't designed for animated GIFs. My current approach: extract the last frame, preprocess, send as a static image. Hit or miss.Questions: 1. Has anyone solved this reliably? What approach/service? 2. Is there an existing API that handles animated GIF captchas natively? 3. Would there be demand for a dedicated solver API specifically for this type?Running into this while building automation tools that interact with Amazon. Any pointers appreciated.

news.ycombinator.com• May 23, 2026• 1 min read

Instant YouTube channel analysis using public metricsHey HN!I’ve been spending a lot of time around creator communities recently, and one thing I kept noticing was how difficult it is for smaller YouTubers to understand their channel growth clearly. Most analytics tools are either overloaded with dashboards, require full account access, or are built mainly for large creators and agencies.So I built AAFY — a simple creator growth companion focused on clarity, privacy, and quick insights.The idea is straightforward: you enter any public YouTube handle (for example @MKBHD), and AAFY analyzes publicly available channel/video data to generate a clean visual review of the channel.The platform currently provides:channel performance summariesvisual growth chartsupload consistency trackingengagement trend analysistime-based performance comparisonsdownloadable PDF reports for review/sharingOne thing I cared about a lot while building this was privacy. AAFY does not require YouTube login or OAuth permissions because the analysis is based only on pu

aimirror.dev• May 22, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: AI-Mirror - Analytics engine for modern web applications.I built AIMirror because I got tired of analytics tools showing me what users did, but never why they struggled.AIMirror is a lightweight UI/UX analysis toolkit for web apps that detects frustration, hesitation, dead clicks, rage clicks, and confusing user flows in real time — then explains what’s likely going wrong so you can actually fix the experience for the users instead of guessing.I am a creative technologist with a design degree majoring in digital design, with a heavy programming background I found combining the two exctremely complementary yet somewhat confusing for a lot of people who only either do the UX/UI side, or the back end, systems side. UIMirror helps people who want to help with that middle ground guess work that stops an app from being useful, or accessible.

github.com• May 22, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: Prisma Next – data contracts, migration graphs, agent DXHey I'm Will from the Prisma team, engineering manager and also the lead developer on Prisma Next.I'd like to introduce you all to the next version of Prisma: a full rewrite in TypeScript that builds on the established patterns in Prisma and comes with a family of skills that integrate it into whatever AI tooling you're using in 2026.(Read the announcement on our blog here: https://pris.ly/pn-ea)The three topics in the title are brand new concepts in Prisma Next so let me give you a quick rundown.1. Data contractsIf you've used Prisma before you've seen the `schema.prisma` file. That's a contract between your application and your database: it spells out exactly what your app relies on and what your database promises to persist.Your contract drives everything in Prisma Next, like queries, migrations, error checking and correctness guarantees. It's hashed to give it an identity similar to a git commit and we use that hash to sign your DB: if the DB is signed with your contract's hash, yo

wocal.app• May 22, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: A botless meeting recorder and summarizer that runs in the browserI built a browser app for recording calls and turning them into transcripts/summaries without inviting a meeting bot.The current version is BYOK: you provide an OpenAI API key, stored locally in your browser. Recordings/projects stay in browser storage; selected audio/transcript text is sent to OpenAI only when you run transcription/summary.I am testing whether the wedge is real: no bot in the meeting, no SaaS workspace for recordings, summaries/exports afterward.I would appreciate feedback on the trust boundary and whether BYOK is acceptable for a first version.I used it once to record a meeting I didn't want to spend 1 hour on, and just needed the summary - the tool captured the meeting audio even after I turned off the laptop audio.

bing.com• May 22, 2026• 1 min read

Walmart’s ‘Sturdy’ and ‘Convenient’ Electric Scooter Is on Sale for Almost $400 Off Ahead of Memorial DayView post: Amazon’s ‘Sturdy’ Power Tool Organizer Features a Built-In Charging Station and It's on Sale for $40 If you want to start saving money on gas to combat the country’s soaring fuel prices, ...

bing.com• May 22, 2026• 1 min read

The 9 Best Table Saws to Rip Boards with Accuracy and PrecisionA table saw isn’t just another tool—it’s the one that decides whether your work looks intentional or as if you were guessing. I’ve spent enough time on job sites and in workshops to know the ...

news.ycombinator.com• May 21, 2026• 1 min read

Ask HN: Anyone else struggling with AI and work?Been a developer for a little over 10 years now. I work on web stuff. Your typical React/Svelte codebases with Node backends.The past year or so I've been working with coding agents and at first they just felt like a really really great tool. They'd allow me to do my work faster, and while obviously not perfect, they'd do a pretty good job.When Opus 4.5 came out it seemed like something changed. I found myself reviewing less and less code. I wasn't writing any on my own either. And for the past several months it's really just been like that. I dictate to my machine a long prompt as to what feature I want, how I want it architected, and what success looks like and Codex just does it. And does it pretty damn well.This has left me feeling a bit lost in my career because much of the challenge and flow that I would get from coding is gone. Thinking through intricate data flows, mapping them out in my brain, etc... is just gone. I don't do it anymore because there's just no need.Many will sa

news.ycombinator.com• May 21, 2026• 1 min read

Bing appears to have silently blocked the .com.et TLD from search indexI run an online technology school in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (yared-coding.com.et). Around May 18, 2026, my site completely vanished from Bing — site: operator returns zero results, including the homepage.I initially assumed it was specific to my domain. Then I checked others:- site:cbe.com.et → 0 results (Commercial Bank of Ethiopia) - site:jiji.com.et → 0 results (largest Ethiopian marketplace) - site:tsehaybank.com.et → 0 results - site:extremeafrica.com.et → 0 resultsEvery single .com.et domain I tested returns zero results on Bing. All of them are fully visible and indexed on Google.Bing Webmaster Tools for my site shows: all URLs "Indexed successfully", no manual actions, no robots.txt issues, no noindex tags, no crawl errors. Nothing. The indexing system and the serving system are clearly disconnected.I've gone through support tickets. The response was a boilerplate reply about "insufficient ranking signals" — which makes no sense for sites like the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia.Thi

news.ycombinator.com• May 21, 2026• 1 min read

Ask HN: Does anyone believe role-play AI is effective for training?We built Socratize, an AI-based training tool where employees practice real workplace scenarios instead of watching videos or taking quizzes.Most corporate training is passive. People watch content, click through slides, pass a quiz, and forget most of it within days.We wanted to try a different approach: learning through dialogue and repetition.With Socratize, users enter realistic scenarios and have to respond to an AI “counterparty”.For example:A sales rep practices handling: “Your product is too expensive” A support agent practices de-escalating an angry customer An employee practices explaining a compliance rule in their own wordsThe AI responds like a realistic counterpart, challenges weak arguments, and continues the conversation until the user improves or fails the scenario.The goal is simple: replace passive training with active practice.We’re using Claude to generate responses and evaluate the quality of the user’s arguments based on context and reasoning. Each session is sto

bing.com• May 21, 2026• 1 min read

WordPress.com Review: Easy Blogging and Hosting, With a Few Site-Building TradeoffsWordPress.com is a high-quality, low-cost blogging option, but competitors with more up-to-date tools make it easier to build custom websites. From the outset, it's important to make clear that ...

getatrium.dev• May 20, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: atrium – a resumable, tiling workspace manager for Claude Code, Codexatrium is a macOS desktop app that provides a fully resumable workspace manager with a variety of heterogenous panes including terminals, browsers, tasks, notes, and more.Over the last couple of months, I've been building an AI development tool that treats CLI AI dev harnesses as first class citizens. With Claude's SDK pricing changes on the horizon, I wanted to avoid getting locked in to paying API rates for something I already had a subscription for.It started after my computer crashed and iTerm didn't restore my sessions, so I set out to solve that problem initially. I liked it and added functionality till it became my daily driver. I ended up with atrium and I'm enjoying it so much I thought maybe others would, too.A little about the principles I started following as I built:Organization - everything fits into a hierarchy of workspaces, rooms, panes (agents, terminals, browser, notes, source control, etc), and stacks within a highly customizable mosaic.Persistence - everything, inc