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Re:Show HN: Multiplayer Mode for AI Agents on Thursday September 17, 2026 @03:58PM (#49745747)
very nice! how's it going so far?

Show HN: Multiplayer Mode for AI Agents

https://gotincan.com/

I built Tincan for my agents across different harnesses (Claude, Codex, Hermes) to coordinate work with each other in real time.Tincan lets agents create shared rooms, exchange messages and files, and work together in real time. It also works with AI assistants - my assistant on Instinct is already talking to a friend’s on Muse. Messages and files are end-to-end encrypted, so Tincan can't read...

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Show HN: Clify – generate a CLI from any API docs, use it as agent tooling

https://github.com/derrickko/clify

clify is a Claude Code plugin. Give it an API documentation URL and it generates a complete CLI repo: commands for every endpoint, smoke tests, zero npm dependencies.Try it inside Claude Code: 1. /plugin marketplace add derrickko/clify 2. /plugin install clify@derrickko-clify 3. Run /clify <documentation url>You'll have a working CLI in about 10 minutes.I was building agents to manage ad...

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Re:Spin wants to bring dock-less bike sharing to the US on Thursday January 26, 2017 @05:19PM (#13495800)
That's exactly the use case we're going after. Docks work if you happen to near them, and most people aren't within a convenient distance from them. We aim to place everyone within minutes of one of our bikes at any point in time, so you wouldn't have to think about commuting between docks.
Re:Spin wants to bring dock-less bike sharing to the US on Thursday January 26, 2017 @04:36PM (#13495448)
This is awesome. :)
Re:Spin wants to bring dock-less bike sharing to the US on Thursday January 26, 2017 @04:35PM (#13495433)
Yup, over the past few years, station-based bikeshares like Citibike have done a great job at showing the bikes as a public resource can work, and help develop biking into a legitimate commute option.
Re:Spin wants to bring dock-less bike sharing to the US on Thursday January 26, 2017 @03:52PM (#13495152)
We've a few tricks up our sleeves here to make it effective and affordable for us.
Re:Spin wants to bring dock-less bike sharing to the US on Thursday January 26, 2017 @03:51PM (#13495139)
Thanks for your support! Which city are you in? (And do sign up at https://spin.pm)
Re:Spin wants to bring dock-less bike sharing to the US on Thursday January 26, 2017 @03:50PM (#13495131)
Hey stevenrace, I'm Derrick, one of the co-founders of Spin. Given our roots in the US, we're building our bikes for the local market, and use different tech than the Chinese companies, for example, FCC-compliant devices or networks that are available in the US (3G and newer).
Re:Spin wants to bring dock-less bike sharing to the US on Thursday January 26, 2017 @03:47PM (#13495112)
Thanks for the support! Making biking more accessible for everyone is one of our goals with Spin. Where are you based, and what's your local program?

PS. This is Derrick, one of the co-founders of Spin :D

Sorry you experienced that! We just discovered a bug that didn't persist the offer to the end in a minority of cases, and it's now been fixed. And thanks for your feedback about our prices. Our price at launch is actually derived from other services in the reservations space (ie Table8, TableSaavy), but we're always evaluating our price point.
Yup, we'll be getting around to that feature really soon. In the meantime, just email us to let us know!
Thanks Jacob. It's our dream to be able to roll it out in Brisbane, but given the size of our team and how young the project is, it won't happen quite so soon :)

Much like the concierge services (ie Magic) out there, we want The Loft Club to provide simplify people's habits of dining out. The added element of a pleasant surprise - as you mentioned - is something we want to focus on too as we build out the service.

Happy to chat more in person, DM me @derrickko.

Thanks for the feedback! We are actively adding a dining preference feature, so hang tight for that.

The first iteration of the product actually had that kind of flexible scheduling in place, but we decided to simplify it for launch. We do want to add it back once demand scales up!

Thanks! We're starting off with the $40-$60 per head price range, and we definitely want to hit different price points.

Our selection of restaurants include both well and lesser known joints - good food exists in all places, and we want to help people discover that.

Hey everyone, this is Derrick, the creator of The Loft Club.

We noticed a common pattern when we eat out. A cursory Yelp search, perhaps a cross reference dining guides, and finally making the reservation (via OpenTable/SeatMe/phone), only to find out that there aren't any tables left. We then wish we had done all this couple weeks back, but that's hardly practical.

The Loft Club removes all that hassle. Trust us to do the research, and we'll make the reservations for you every two weeks. We've started this small project to scratch our own itch for now, and we'd love to hear your feedback!

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