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schemic.dev• Jun 20, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Schemic – your database schema, in the Zod API you knowI want you to give a look to a tool I have been working on for a while, Schemic. It's a tool that lets you author your database schema in Typescript, you forget about the DDL and just think on your database's native lingo.I'd say the strongest points of the project is that it's a SUPERSET of the popular validation library Zod (https://zod.dev), which I'd say shines in representing typescript's type system in code. Schemic wraps it with database-specific flavour (opt-in, for precision) so you can do `s.string()` (zod drop-in, will work with any driver you choose) or `s.varchar()` (flavour added by the postgres driver).I would like you to check it out and to the SurrealDB project (https://surrealdb.com/), right now that's the most complete driver, I'm working on getting the Postgres driver ready as well so more people can try it out.Adoption is simple: `bunx @schemic/cli pull` will introspect your database and generate all schema files for you.Extra bit: the resulting structure after a p
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indielaunch.club• Jun 19, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Indie Launch – personalized launch plans for indie developersI built a tool that tries to solve a specific problem I kept running into: you finish the product, and then you have no idea where to actually launch it.Most advice says "post on Product Hunt." But Product Hunt needs first-hour upvotes you can't guarantee without an existing audience. Meanwhile, Hacker News, Reddit r/SideProject, and IndieHackers work completely differently — and better for most indie products.Indie Launch asks 4 questions about your product, matches you to the right channels based on your actual situation (audience size, where you're active, product type), and generates ready-to-use content for each platform.$10 one-time. Happy to answer any questions about how I built it.https://indielaunch.club
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intelligrade.de• Jun 19, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Intelligrade – EU Based Digital ExamsHey HN!I am Kevin and together with my co-founder Steven I have built Intelligrade over the last 2 years. Steven is a teacher and he got sick of having to deal with outdated, overly expensive and inadequate tooling to create, conduct and grade exams. Most of them don't respect privacy either or are US based which generally disqualifies them from usage in many parts of the EU.So we set out with a mission: Create a tool for teachers and schools that covers exams E2E. The reality is that teachers usually care about some things that we simply could not find combined in a product: They want flexible ways to create exams with different task types, they want auto-grading where possible, they want to collect parent signatures, they want to be privacy conscious and they care that their students don't cheat.We got to work and this is our result. We tried to address all of these points and more and after two years of development and a multi month beta in stealth mode with a bunch of teachers from
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bing.com• Jun 19, 2026• 1 min read
How to use Excel formulas and functionsFormulas are powerful tools for performing calculations and analyzing data in Excel. In this beginner’s guide, you’ll learn how to use formulas (with or without help from the Copilot AI assistant) and ...
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tryveneerly.com• Jun 18, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Veneerly – See your own face with veneers before you commitI've had more than six consultations with top veneer dentists in NYC, Turkey, and Mexico. All six gave me a different recommendation. Not one of them offered to show me what I'd actually look like with veneers.So I tried ChatGPT, Gemini, and Grok. They all changed my face, and none of them let me compare options to figure out which smile I'd actually want.So I built it myself.Submit a photo and get back ten veneer options in under 60 seconds. Upload as many photos as you want and see how you'd look across different settings, outfits, and lighting.This is the best preview tool I've been able to find anywhere online. I'm trying to build PhotoAI but for teeth, with the long term goal of being good enough that dentists use it with their own patients.Please feel free to share any feedback or suggestions you might have!
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aicommander.dev• Jun 18, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: AI Commander – TeamViewer for AI Agents, No VPN or SSHI built a platform allowing for instant access to remote computers from CLI tools like Claude, Codex, Opencode, or any other AI chat. There are mini apps for Windows (tray), Mac (menu bar), and Linux (CLI app) generating connection code, like TeamViewer. Comprehensive security, instant access, no firewall/networking configuration. Just ask your AI to do something on your machine, and it will do it flawlessly.
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news.ycombinator.com• Jun 18, 2026• 1 min read
Non-humanoid home robot suggestionHello, I want to suggest a home robot for daily life missions. The purpose of this robot is to help people with everyday tasks at home - cooking, cleaning, and everything in between - at an affordable price. Principle Architecture: The robot is wheeled (not humanoid) and controlled by an LLM. Instead of human-like arms, it uses swappable tools. Each tool is designed for a specific task. The LLM controls the robot through 3 protocols only: 1. API commands - the LLM tells the robot what to do 2. Shared map - the robot maps the house in 2-3 hours on first setup. Both the robot and the LLM share the exact same map 3. Visual images - the robot sends photos to the LLM, the LLM sees what is happening and makes decisions The Tools: Each tool contains its own API and README file. When the robot connects a tool, the LLM reads the README and immediately knows how to use it - like installing an app. Examples: egg breaker, dish washer, floor cleaner. Each tool costs ~$50. A whole ecosystem of tools
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bing.com• Jun 18, 2026• 1 min read
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github.com• Jun 18, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Topaz – A small application language that compiles through RustHi HN, I'm Matt, CTO at STUDIO HAZE in Seoul. I've wanted to build a programming language for twenty years, ever since Ruby got me wondering what a small language out of Korea might look like. Today I'm opening the repo for the first time, as Topaz v5.2.Topaz reads like Python or TypeScript, runs on a reference interpreter (topaz run), and builds a self-contained native binary by lowering to Rust, then handing off to the Rust toolchain (topaz build). function factorial(n: int) -> int { if n < 2 { return 1 } return n * factorial(n - 1) } print("10! = {factorial(10)}") // 10! = 3628800 The idea: application logic should have a small, fixed surface with one obvious way to write each thing, and the compiler does the hard part underneath. Writing glue in Python and TS, I kept re-making the same policy decisions — errors, absence, cleanup. Topaz decides those once: Result for recoverable failure, optionals for absence, defer for cleanup.Identifiers are Unicode from the lexer up, with no impl
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github.com• Jun 18, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Automatiq - generate webscrapers/automations by browsing any websiteHello HN,AutomatiQ is an open-source reverse-engineering AI agent, that can write requests-based(no browser) automation/scraper scripts on its own, all we have to do is, to normally browse the website once.This makes it a lot easier to create and maintain the scripts. This is not a completely autonomous agent, you can pause, talk, guide the agent on its RE path.Despite the limitations of this approach, up to 60%-90% of websites can be automated/scraped with just raw requests and TLS-spoofing(links to sources provided in the blog)The tool successfully ran against popular websites like, bookmyshow, makemytrip. And to test it in the open, it was able to produce scraper solutions for 2 problems posted on r/webscraping in a single try.As the scripts provided by the tool are requests-based, you can expect a 10-100x speed increase, and reduction of 5-7x memory footprint in your existing browser-based automations and scraper workflows.Github: https://github.com/StoneSteel27/AutomatiQ Blog for
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news.ycombinator.com• Jun 17, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: I think I accidentally built a better cloud agent solution. Hubris?We built Else, a tool for PMs to prototype on top of their actual product.I started using Else to build Else, and I now inadvertently spend all my time turning it into my ideal dev environment.Else works similar to most cloud agent systems with some key differences that I personally think have a huge impact, but I’m worried I have tunnel vision.WHY DO I THINK IT'S SO GOOD?It’s equally good at the first 80% (the agent spends an hour building the feature) and the last 20% (you need to test, iterate, fix issues, and polish the UX). - It’s built around the app, not the code. Think Lovable, v0, etc. The app runs on a real url (no remoting into localhost). - When building a feature, the agent also creates an overview page with videos and buttons that load the correct db and frontend state. Saves tons of time when you manually verify. - If a tool or state snapshot is universally useful, save it. Over time, you build an extensive development dashboard. - Else can also run locally using Docker
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envmanager.com• Jun 17, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Save and store you .env varsI built this tool for myself, and the URL in this post points to it. I needed a secure way to store my environment variables because I work on many projects across multiple devices. Keeping each variable up‑to‑date on every device was a constant hassle.Now everything lives in a local file that I can pull and push with a simple CLI command. I never have to think about it again.The tool is also useful when you’re hiring freelancers who need access to staging or local environment variables for testing. Instead of handing over an entire .env file, only to have it linger for months and expose keys and passwords, you can share just the specific file or variable you want (e.g., only the database URL, not the password). When you need to rotate or change anything, press the sync button and the tool updates all environments automatically.I use it daily and rarely log in just to edit a variable or .env key; a single click does the job.If you work with multiple projects, devices, or freelancers, g
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octopunk.io• Jun 17, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: OctoPunk – a full-featured, AI-integrated GitHub clientHello folks.Like a lot of great software, we built OctoPunk out of frustration.We are a set of developers who, for one reason or another, have been using GitHub as our primary code forge for professional work for a very long time.We've seen GitHub grow, stagnate, ignore feature requests, and simply never produce a full-featured desktop client.Finally, we had enough, decided to build our own, and OctoPunk was born.OctoPunk is not a git GUI wrapper like GitKraken, not a half-implemented desktop client like GitHub's official client, which doesn't support code review, and not something that ignores complete workflows like per-commit reviews, looking at you, VS Code extension (https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-pull-request-github/issu...).OctoPunk is a full-featured GitHub client that surfaces 95% of GitHub's functionality as a desktop client, presented through a UI and UX that feels instantly familiar to modern editors and developer tools. We provide a customizable dashboard, quick searc
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dosadecoder.com• Jun 17, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: How to Read a Dosa MenuI love dosa, but have a hard time remembbering what all of the terms mean and how they fit together. "Mysore masala paper roast" is just a stack of independent choices: batter, texture, a smear, a filling, and the word dosa. So I built a little tool that treats every dosa name as a formula. You build an order and see what would arrive, or tap a real menu item and watch its formula light up.I tried to (with Claude's help, obv.) cover naming conventions from Bengaluru, Chennai, and Hyderabad. And, full disclosure, I'm an outsider to this cuisine who just loves food, so there's every possibility I've got mistakes in there, and I'm certainly missing some great dosas. Feedback and corrections are very welcome!
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github.com• Jun 16, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Write Your GitHub Actions in TypeScriptI spend a lot of my time writing GitHub Actions.Specifically, I need to script a ton of things. The current way of writing GitHub Actions with YAML is usually fine for small jobs. But for anything complicated, I often find myself in incredibly cursed "shell-in-YAML" situations.This was a major source of bugs for me. Since the "script" was written in YAML, there was actually not an easy way to modularize out the scripting logic to unit test them. Worse, there was zero type safety! For those who work with GitHub Actions frequently, you know how annoying this gets.My ideal GitHub Actions workflow would be to write actual programs, preferably in a language with strong types support.I also don't want an opinionated framework or a beefy runtime to "run" my GitHub Actions. I literally just want a way to write arbitrary programs that can call other services using native tooling from their respective ecosystems; for example, the AWS SDK to orchestrate my cloud.So this got me thinking about the
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