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news.ycombinator.com• Feb 10, 2026• 1 min read

FeedbackKit: A developer-first feedback platform for multi-platform appsFeedbackKit: A developer-first feedback platform for multi-platform appsHi HN! I'm Ben, founder of Swiftly Workspace, and I'm launching FeedbackKit - a complete feedback management platform built for developers who ship on multiple platforms.The problem: Most feedback tools are either abandonware side projects or enterprise solutions too complex for indie devs and small teams. I needed something actively maintained, truly multi-platform, and built for the long haul.What FeedbackKit does:Native apps for iPhone, iPad, and macOS (currently in App Store review, but you can access the full admin portal via web now). Soon you'll be able to manage feedback anywhere with native SwiftUI apps optimized for each platform.Two-way communication with users. When you update feedback status or leave comments, users get automatic notifications. This turns one-way submissions into real conversations and builds trust.10+ integrations including Linear, Slack, Notion, Trello, Asana, Monday, Airtable, Basec

wallstreetraider.com• Feb 10, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: I spent 3 years reverse-engineering a 40 yo stock market sim from 1986Hello my name is Ben Ward for the past 3 years I have been remastering the financial game Wall Street Raider created by Michael Jenkins originally on DOS in 1986.It has been a rough journey but I finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. I just recently redid the website and thought maybe the full story of how this project came to be would interest you all. Thank you for reading.

news.ycombinator.com• Feb 9, 2026• 1 min read

OrthoRay – A native, lightweight DICOM viewer written in Rust/wgpu by a surgeonHi HN,I am an orthopedic surgeon and a self-taught developer. I built OrthoRay because I was frustrated with the lag in standard medical imaging software. Most existing solutions were either bloated Electron apps or expensive cloud subscriptions.I wanted something instant, local-first, and privacy-focused. So, I spent my nights learning Rust, heavily utilizing AI coding assistants to navigate the steep learning curve and the borrow checker. This project is a testament to how domain experts can build performant native software with AI support.I built this viewer using Tauri and wgpu for rendering.Key Features:Native Performance: Opens 500MB+ MRI series instantly (No Electron, no web wrappers).GPU-Accelerated: Custom wgpu pipeline for 3D Volume Rendering and MPR.BoneFidelity: A custom algorithm I developed specifically for high-fidelity bone visualization.Privacy: Local-first, runs offline, no cloud uploads.It is currently available on the Microsoft Store as a free hobby project.Disclaim

revibe.codes• Feb 9, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: Revibe – Turn any codebase into interactive, multi-level documentationHey HN,I come from a data analytics background and picked up web dev on the side. When I started learning web development, my way in was always to trace real actions through a codebase — how does login actually work? What happens when a user uploads a file? Where does that data end up?No tool did this for me. So I'd manually dig through code, follow the trail, and piece together how things connected. It was the best way I found to actually understand an application — but it was painfully slow.With AI now being able to genuinely understand codebases, I realized I could finally build the tool I always wished I had. So I built Revibe (https://revibe.codes). It takes any codebase and reverse-engineers interactive, multi-level documentation:Bird's-eye view — high-level architecture, how the major pieces fit together, data flow between components User Journey — see how a user interacts with the application and drill down to the exact code component involved in that action Module/feature leve

appecta.github.io• Feb 9, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: CIA World Factbook with Most Current Data and Modern UII've always found the raw CIA World Factbook data to be one of the most incredible open-source collection human made. The official website was shut down on February 4, 2026, without any apparent reason.I found out that a project named factbook.json fetches and stores the data weekly. The idea of making a clean ui popped into my head that moment. After struggling a couple of hours and with the help of agentic ai tools, I finalized it. The project is open source as the factbook, it is open to all your PR's, updates to UI or updates to the information in it (with source ofc).GitHub: https://github.com/appecta/cia-worldfactbook/ Live Demo: https://appecta.github.io/cia-worldfactbook/Hope the community finds this useful!

bing.com• Feb 9, 2026• 1 min read

Quire Unveils New Integrated AI Capabilities at EBA 2026 Annual ConferencePurpose-built AI transforms how firms unlock and leverage decades of technical expertise SAN DIEGO, Feb. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Today at the Environmental Bankers Association (EBA) Annual ...

github.com• Feb 7, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: a glimpse into the future of eye tracking for multi-agent useHi HN, I’m the creator of glimpsh.glimpsh is an experimental project exploring gaze input inside the terminal. The idea is to treat eye tracking as a secondary input signal alongside keyboard and mouse.One motivating use case is multi-agent management. Using gaze to quickly switch focus between running agents or processes, inspect state, or trigger context-sensitive actions without constant keybindings.I’m also interested in pushing on the quality of commodity eye-tracking software as an HCI tool. Webcam-based eye tracking is widely available but often inaccurate and underexplored in real interfaces. This project is a way to stress-test those tools in a demanding UI environment.I’m curious about combining gaze with other high-bandwidth input, especially voice. Systems like Wispr suggest that voice plus gaze could work well together, for example in terminal multiplexors where gaze establishes focus and short commands trigger actions.This is not meant to replace efficient keyboard-driven

cloudbot-ai.com• Feb 7, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: One-click AI employee with its own cloud desktopCloudBot gives you a fully configured AI employee with its own cloud computer in one click. Built on OpenClaw.What you get: - Full Ubuntu desktop environment in the cloud - Pre-installed AI agent that sees the screen and controls the computer - 24/7 availability - your AI keeps working while you sleep - Uses your own API keys for AI models - Starting at $69/monthThe AI can use VS Code, browse the web, run terminal commands, manage files - anything you'd do on a real desktop. I wake up to completed code reviews, finished research reports, and updated documentation.Built this because setting up an AI agent with a proper working environment was always the painful part. Now it's just one click.Demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSe4bvDMuKQWould love feedback from the HN community!

github.com• Feb 7, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: I built a RAG engine to search Singaporean lawsI built a "Triple Failover" RAG for Singapore Laws, then rewrote the logic based on your feedback.Hi everyone!I’m a student developer. Recently, I created Explore Singapore, a RAG-based search engine that scrapes about 20,000 pages of Singaporean government acts and laws.I recently posted the MVP and received some tough but essential feedback about hallucinations and query depth. I took that feedback, focused on improvements, and just released Version 2.Here is how I upgraded the system from a basic RAG to a production-grade one.The Design & UI I aimed to avoid a dull government website.Design: Heavily inspired by Apple’s minimalist style.Tech: Custom frontend interacting with a Python backend.The V2 Engineering OverhaulThe community challenged me on three main points. Here’s how I addressed them:1. The "Personality" Fix Issue: I use a "Triple Failover" system with three models as backup. When the main model failed, the backups sounded entirely different.The Solution: I added Dynamic S

news.ycombinator.com• Feb 7, 2026• 1 min read

Building "zero-gap" secrets for a UGC platformMost platforms that let users deploy code handle secrets the same way: stuff them in an env var and wish everyone luck. I'm building a small social platform for publishing and remixing runnable web apps (Vibecodr), and the moment people could deploy server-side code, the first request was predictable: "let me call an external API with my secret." The env var approach has always bugged me. The instant you hand plaintext to user code, it lives in memory where it can be logged, accidentally echoed in a response, or quietly exfiltrated through some dependency you didn't audit. When something goes wrong, good luck figuring out where the secret leaked. So I tried to design around a stricter invariant: the plaintext secret should never exist inside the user's worker memory. Not as an env var, not as a return value from a helper, not in logs. Ideally, not even for a millisecond. Here's how it works. The dispatch layer A platform-controlled proxy sits between user code and the outside world. Us

github.com• Feb 6, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: ClawGPT – Chat UI with E2E encrypted phone sync, zero dependenciesI built this because the default web UI for my local AI setup (OpenClaw on a Jetson Orin NX) was too bare for daily use. I wanted something I could hack on without dealing with a build toolchain, so the whole thing is plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. No React, no npm, no webpack. Open the file, it works.Features that might be interesting to HN:- Edit any message in a conversation (not just the last one), with automatic conversation branching - E2E encrypted phone sync via QR code. X25519 key exchange, XSalsa20-Poly1305 encryption, new keys per session. The relay server only sees ciphertext. Self-hostable. - Voice input with push-to-talk on mobile - Semantic search across all conversations - Per-message model switching - Full export/import of all data as JSON - Agent-readable conversation memory (writes JSONL to disk so AI agents can access chat history)The phone sync was the hardest part. Both devices connect to a relay room, do the key exchange, then verify via shared words displayed

bing.com• Feb 5, 2026• 1 min read

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