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Hi all, I'm Daniel, a solo developer working on Revue, a multi-agent code review tool that runs locally in Claude Code before you commit and again in CI on pull requests. I've been building it since March and testing it on its own codebase throughout, which has forced me to fix every rough edge pretty quickly. I just published my first post here about how AI-assisted coding shifted code review from a minor step to the real bottleneck. I'll probably keep writing about that: code review, AI-assisted development, and the unglamorous side of shipping alone. Good to be here, and curious what everyone else is working on.
Hey everyone! I'm Marvin, solo founder from Paris/Lisbon. 15 years in retail and e-commerce.
Currently building four things:
I'll be posting about the Astro multilingual architecture and the WhatsApp-to-book automation pipeline. Happy to connect with anyone building in e-commerce or no-code automation!
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Hello to all, I am Abdul Imran from India, a golang leaning developer who make cli and tui tools .
i have around 1+yr of experience and joined today to tell everyone about my projects.
I learn and grow , and i am curious to work with other developer who can catch up to me and make one of the best utility tool with me.
thats it , hope you like it :)
Hey DEV community! 👋
I'm building KollabKit - an AI-powered media kit builder for Instagram creators. Connect your Instagram, get a live shareable media kit in under 30 seconds. No PDFs, no Canva, no manual data entry.
We just launched and currently have a media kit builder and rate calculator live. Building more like caption suggestor, AI video draft approver for brands, creator discovery.
Would love feedback from this community on the product and what we're building. Happy to answer any questions!
Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Alexander. I spend most of my time looking at AI software, but I joined DEV because I have a slightly obsessive side project around open source.
A friend and I kept discovering interesting AI repos way too late, so we started curating the ones we thought were actually worth an hour of attention. That became Repository Radar, and somewhere along the way we ended up tracking 239 repos and their GitHub metrics over time.
We also turn the curation into a biweekly newsletter. I just published my first DEV post on what we learned from watching some of these projects grow.
Very curious how people here discover new OSS before it's already everywhere. Also always happy to receive repo recommendations, especially things we completely slept on 😅
Hey everyone 👋 I'm Omar full-stack engineer, currently doing a CS master's, and building in the AI/dev-tools space.
What brought me here: I've been shipping a lot lately and want to be around other people who build. Right now I'm working on Clanker Support an embeddable AI support agent with one core idea: it should answer from your docs, then hand off to a human the moment it can't (with the full conversation), instead of trapping people in a chatbot loop. It's open-source and self-hostable, which is partly why I like the DEV crowd.
Currently learning a lot about the unglamorous side of shipping rate limiting, escalation state machines, and how many ways a "simple" widget can break in production 😅
Happy to be here will go say hi to a few folks below.
👋🏽 Hi, everyone!
I'm a software developer since 2008. I had experience with PHP and Delphi. Nowadays I use JavaScript/TypeScript, Python and Go.
I use primarly AWS as a cloud solution to host my applications.
Lately, I've been using AI to scale software development cycle.
Hi. I came here to see if people are interested on a cool project I'm co-developing called Sparsi that reduces token usage and latency as much as possible for any kind of repeatable workflow involving AI. I'm going to upload an article today going into details and benchmark results comparing it against a ReAct loop. Tests on small sample sizes so far have very promising results (76% decrease in token usage and 44% decrease in latency). We'd appreciate any feedback or contributions to the project.
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