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Show HN: Murmell – Collaborative cloud canvas for coding agentsIMAGE
murmell.com• 19h ago• 1 min read
Show HN: Murmell – Collaborative cloud canvas for coding agentsHey HN!I'm Moss'Ab. Murmell (https://murmell.com) is an infinite canvas where coding agents run together in the cloud instead of on your laptop.It's like Google Docs, except the other editors are you, your teammates, and a set of agents all working in the same canvas.Short demo: https://app.murmell.com/demoThe idea came out of a YC hackathon. We were trying to build the thing under extrem pressure, deploying at the very last minute, but with several agents working in parallel, all the branches collided. Everything broke at the worst possible moment and we spent the end of it untangling instead of building. We didn't win.Murmell is the thing I wished we'd had that day: one place where the agents and the people can see each other work, on machines that don't belong to any one laptop.Each canvas gets its own machine in the cloud. Close your laptop and the agents keep going; open it again anywhere, or have a teammate open the same canvas by sending him the link, and you're inside the same
Show HN: CanvasForMusic – I made a free Spotify Canvas maker that doesn't suckIMAGE
canvasformusic.com• 5d ago• 1 min read
Show HN: CanvasForMusic – I made a free Spotify Canvas maker that doesn't suckHello I know most of you are devs, but if you also make music, this is for you.I've been on a hunt lately of finding tools for artists centred around promoting and posting music and rebuilding them with more intention. If it helps me promote my own music easier, it will surely help others too.Recently, I was having a look around at the top search ranking Spotify Canvas Maker tools for artists and found that they all sucked. They produced generic looking canvas videos using stock images or stock videos and didn't really have any options that actually looked decent to add to your song on Spotify. It's a small detail but you may as well just leave the static cover art on the song rather than have a corny looking canvas on Spotify.I'm a big fan of getting more quality out into the world, easier. Not just more quantity. There was already too much slop and low effort tools in the creative world, well before AI entered the picture.The idea was to make it as low friction as possible for the ar
Show HN: Brood,image-first AI visual canvas for devsIMAGE
github.com• Feb 11, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Brood,image-first AI visual canvas for devsBrood is a promptless, reference-first AI visual canvas for developers. Instead of wiring node graphs or writing long prompts, you import 1–3 reference images and run visual “abilities” directly on canvas. Brood keeps the workflow image-first and model/provider-flexible. What it does now: - Single-image actions: diagnose, recast, variations, background edits, crop - Two-image actions: combine, swap DNA, bridge, argue - Ambient intent discovery: background intent classification while editing, with subtle visual nudges - Reproducible runs: artifacts + events written to disk for traceability Why I built it: I wanted a faster “think with images” loop for product/creative workflows without heavy graph setup, while still keeping reproducibility and provider routing first-class.Tech: - macOS desktop app (Tauri) - Python engine + CLI - Multi-provider model routing - Open source (Apache-2.0) Repo: https://github.com/kevinshowkat/broodI’d love feedback on: - where this beats/loses to node-based
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llmcanvas.chat• 4d ago• 1 min read
Show HN: Llmcanvas.chat Tree-based LLM chat on an infinite canvasNo one thinks linearly, yet current LLM interfaces still force you to, and it sucks.So I built llmcanvas.chat. The name says it all; you can branch, regenerate across models and compare: all in one infinite canvas.Every prompt and response is a node in the canvas and it brings ultimate flexibility on how you interact with the LLM, while keeping the old-school way of chatting linearly.Bring your own keys, 4 providers supported: Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, and OpenRouter.Try it: llmcanvas.chat. I'd love to hear your feedback.
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news.ycombinator.com• 5d ago• 1 min read
Show HN: Canaster is a canvas based visual workspaceCanaster is a canvas based visual workspace (think high performance hierarchical miro board).I had a particular vision for workspace I wanted where I can put my documents including pdfs/markdowns/tables/checklists in a visual hierarichal workspace.I started with a DOM based approach but that quickly hit its limits of responsiveness in terms on interaction, so i built this one with webgl and my main priority was a consistent 120+ fps rendering (you can see the fps number by clicking the (i) icon in the bottom right, the other buttons there are for refit/rearrange panels).You can drop pdfs/markdown files as it is organize them. Each 'panel' can the canvas can be maximised to interact with it and can inline edit with double clicking. You can also embed other websites (the ones which allow it)Workbooks can be private or public. Here are a bunch of documents I have created as a demohttps://canaster.in/d/naruto-casefiles/how-come-these-three-... https://canaster.in/d/admin/thirty-six-views-o
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agentgrid.sh• 5d ago• 1 min read
Show HN: Save Claude, codex, Grok and OpenCode sessions to an infinite canvasHi HN, I’m Michael, I built AgentGrid with my friend Souren because we were tired of losing our coding sessions and couldn't keep track of what was actually being built across our many projects.Our approach was to use an infinite canvas desktop app for the TUIs we already know and love, mainly claude + codex. We drew inspiration from Figma and Railway. Overtime we added image nodes, notes, terminals, coding editors, source control, etc.I wasn't sure about it at first. It took me a month to give the first version Souren built a real try. What got me was an Apple System Update I've been ignoring for weeks to avoid losing my +20 open claude code tabs in warp.In the course of using it and contributing, I broke it a few times and had to go back to the way we were doing things. It was miserable. It's been a few months now and I can't imagine going back.Most of you are builders and this tool should be really helpful. So I'd love for you to give it a spin.I would love your honest opinion.For t
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