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myhomecat.com• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: HomeCat – Turn a phone video into permit-ready building plansHey HN! Ilya and Nikita here. We’re building HomeCat, a tool that turns a video walkthrough of a property into permit-ready building plans - https://myhomecat.comThe basic workflow is:1. Record a video of the property.2. HomeCat picks out details and reconstructs your property.3. We help you plan and design a project, like a new rear deck.4. Once you're happy, you get a drawing set containing permit-ready plans (site plan, floor plan, elevations) that are ready for permit submission.You can explore example scans and download some of the plans we have produced here: https://myhomecat.com/tryThe idea came from conversations with homeowners, contractors, engineers, and municipal building departments. Homeowners often did not know what their municipality expected, while contractors spent time hand-drawing plans - only to get rejected, delaying the project. We also manually prepared site plans for several homeowners. Seeing how happy they were pushed us to work on this idea.The technical pi
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ocean.mosaic.inc• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Ocean – All your team's agent sessions in one placeI spend a lot of time in Claude Code and Codex with my friend. We kept losing the context behind changes because every agent session lived on one person's laptop, and by the time code made it into a PR, all the reasoning was gone.We tried commits, PRs, and docs, but they only really capture the end result, so we built a tool to keep all of our agent sessions in one searchable place.Now we (and our agents) can check out anyone's session and ask things like "what was Alex working on yesterday?" It's also quite helpful in recovering the context behind a change days or weeks later.Ocean works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Hermes, Pi, and other agent harnesses.We've been using it every day ourselves and it's become a core part of how we work together. Hopefully some of you find it useful too!Try it out: https://ocean.mosaic.inc/Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjyrgkRBWVg
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saveproptax.com• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: I automated California Property tax reduction claim processCalifornia has an archaic Prop 8 rule that allows home owners to apply for a reduction in property tax if their home value is lower than county assessment.The process to file it is reading a 100 page doc called publication 30 to precisely choose comparable around you, fill out a form, sign it and fax/mail it to county assessor.I built saveproptax to automate it using an LLM trainer on publication 30 rules, Redfin data and some basic worker to send faxes/emails. it’s already saving Bay Area home owners an average of $2,800 property tax reduction each year.
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bing.com• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Fantasy Hockey Public Prize LeaguesHow do Prize Leagues work? Public Prize Leagues are public leagues that you join by paying an entry fee. This fee goes towards cash prize payouts for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. Join up to 50 per season ...
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github.com• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: I made alchemical-cosmological PCB badgesHey guys,A couple weeks ago, I was in Shenzhen, China for a hackathon and on the first day, we all used the one-day PCB fabrication to make PCB badges to wear during the event. I decided to go a little crazy and make some cool 3D alchemical-cosmological badges.It's 3 PCB's stacked on-top of each other that's connected using testpoints on each board. The innerboard has a 10 cent CH32V003 MCU that powers the WS2812B neopixels on the outer rings using the testpoints and shines through using exposed soldermask.If you have any questions about how the design works, feel free to let me know!
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everfree.vercel.app• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Everfree -AI cowriter note app on GitHub backend & Evernote migrationEverFree started as a script to get my notes out of Evernote, and grew into the writing tool I actually wanted: a focused editor where notes stay in Github in a repo I own, with an AI cowriterWith an in-built AI assistant using free models like Gemini 3.5 to help me in my daily writing The AI has a search and image generation feature as well, for which you will need paid licenses from Gemini or OpenRouter. Bring your own keyIt is fully featured, syncs across devices and your backend stays the same. Your github repo.I am a compulsive note taker. When Bending Spoons (the owner of Evernote) hiked my annual renewal to $100 for a tiny bit of cloud storage, I needed to get out.Frontend design is AI but I have carefully worked on performance and security to ensure its 100% reliable
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github.com• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: LLM control of deterministic coder – Sif 1.0 – LLMs as vibe codersWas looking to speed up coding and reduce token usage. Theory is an LLM can provide a plan to a deterministic local coder faster and with less token use than writing the code itself, and so far that's panned out. Revisions and teaching the coder new local skills can take time and tokens in the short run, but Sif remembers the new skills and doesn't have to be taught those skills again. Name: Sif 1.0 License: Apache 2.0 Developed and tested on Windows. Most of my testing involved converting Python to C++, though I have experimented with general coding tasks. Python to C++ conversion has worked well so far. Takes about 250-300 tokens for a frontier model, 400 to 500 tokens for a flash open source model to produce the plan. If Sif has experienced all requirements before, can produce one shot conversion with no repairs needed. Several test/benchmark reports can be found in the repository highlighting successes and failures along the way if interested. For those who are interested, I would
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testflight.apple.com• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: TestFlight iOS native Buzz client "Hive for Buzz"hi, i recently publish a testflight build for a iOS native client for Buzz, I called "Hive for Buzz"My main reason is basically i wanted to test out the capability of using Buzz to build itself a client completly using native without me touching the code and reviewing everything form the Buzz and turns out that I like it more than the official one lol just because the feeling of native is better also is open source. here is the repo: https://github.com/jtvargas/buzz-ios-clientmy roadmap is to continue parity with latest releases from the official one and also going to implement good siri intents/apple intelligence on device so basically to try giving siri much context of my workspace so for the new iOS version Siri can grab context/reference from my work being done with my agents and maybe add some intents to trigger works via siri - i don't know yet, need to investigate a little more but for now the app is stable to be used and im looking for feedbacks as well and thanks! - my vision
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github.com• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Arxid – keyed, non-enumerable ID obfuscationI kept reaching for Hashids/Sqids to keep sequential IDs out of URLs, but they don't use a real key — the alphabet is shuffled by a salt, and the Sqids FAQ says outright "there is no encryption of any kind."arxid is a keyed reversible permutation instead: a balanced Feistel network with an ARX (add-rotate-xor) round function over a 40-bit domain, mapping to a 7-char base62 code. Feed it an integer, get an unpredictable code back; same key reverses it. Runs ~16x faster than a structurally identical Feistel using HMAC-SHA256, because the round function is integer ops instead of a hash call.The round count (4) isn't a guess — it's calibrated by measuring strict avalanche. I'm also upfront in the README about what it is NOT: not encryption, not a MAC, not audited. It's a speed bump against enumeration, not access control.The part I care most about is portability: a frozen spec + canonical test vectors act as the contract, so any port in any language validates against the same vectors and i
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auditbadger.com• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: AuditBadger – SOC 2 and ISO 27001 – AI drafts, you approveHi,Wanted to share something I've been working on for over a year. AuditBadger is a compliance management platform that uses AI to write policies (there are underlying "templates" with basic requirements), rewrite controls (or trust service criterions) to match the company context, help figure out your own controls, does initial risk assessment, and business continuity planning (which at least gives you an example of how the process should look like).Fun fact - I wanted to share this a year ago, but then I spotted something similar here. The most common comment was about lacking the SOC 2 report, so I decided to pick the fight. I got SOC 2 Type I first, and then recently finished SOC 2 Type II using the tool alone. It took some time - both learning the process, the SOC 2 gotchas, and implementing automatic evidence collection.We're now adding support for the European AI Act and NIS 2; HIPAA is already there (though it requires me to explicitly enable it for customers who want to test i
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Blitz Agent Your specialized agent -> https://blitzagent.studioblitz agent is a platform e2e to build evaluate and export your agent , the platform can almost one shot you agent that work confidently . u specify your need via chat onboarding agent that take your intent and need and feed it through a pipeline that produce a ready agent for ur use case . without the hustle dealing skills or endless tweaking loop.
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: How do you correct spatial reasoning of LLMs?I'm working on a complex multi-part 3D-printed product, and I needed some engineering input from LLMs. I use highest Gemini Pro reasoning levels, Fable, and K3 Max with everything tuned to highest.The problem I'm facing is mounting a sensor on a barbell sleeve. The sensor is a semi-hollow 100mm cylinder, 60mm diameter, with a 50mm diameter 50mm deep tube cutout for the sleeve. (It's a bit more complex than that.)I'm trying to brainstorm different clamping mechanisms, and evaluate durability and manufacturability of several designs.No matter what I try, the output of all LLMs is absolutely wild, especially if you ask to make a technical drawing. Anthropic reliably been the worst, and Gemini, surprisingly, the best.But none understand what goes where in any detail, besides spewing paragraph and paragraph of wild ideas including rotational cam clamps over a recessed ring TPU collet (apparently, a "brilliant pivot") and stuff like this.Is this the "unconquered frontier"? Do I need to blow
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withoutbg.com• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: An open-weight background removal model for difficult imagesFor many everyday images, background removal works well. The remaining challenge is images with fine hair, fur, glass, transparent objects, motion blur, low-contrast subjects, or cluttered backgrounds. Improving results on those difficult cases has been the focus of this project.This is the third iteration of the model, built through many rounds of training and evaluation. I've focused on improving performance on the kinds of images that are still difficult for many background removal tools.I recently released the third iteration of my open-weight background removal model (Apache-2.0 for my contributions; see repository for third-party licensing). My goal is to make high-quality background removal easy to run locally or on your own infrastructure.Example resultsOpen model: https://withoutbg.com/open-model/resultsComparison with remove.bg: https://withoutbg.com/compare/withoutbg-open-model-vs-remove...The comparison intentionally focuses on challenging images, since many tools produce s
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Any L1 crypto devs out there looking for a new challenge?I've designed and am currently building the devnet for a crypto payment network that is able to handle escrow, refunds, disputes with real recourse, subscription, and reconciliation on the base layer (L1). I designed it from first-principles and it is very unique, though you might recognize similar features to Nano.I'm looking for someone with deep experience in L1s, cryptography, consesus, etc to be a cofounder. I'm happy to share the whitepaper after I've established you're a real person.