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Ask HN: How to enforce engineers to understand the code they are shipping

Everyone is using AI for everything now. Company is pushing for AI-first and encourages the adoption of AI in every part of our work.AI for planning, AI for RFC, AI for writing code, AI for creating PRs. Sure we can have harnesses and tests to ensure nothing breaks. But how do we enforce engineers to have a deep understanding of the code that they are shipping?Our team has the usual...

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Show HN: Open-source platform to build internal AI agents

https://airstrip.pro/

Hi everyone, Airstrip is an open-source platform for users to build internal AI agents. We've made some major changes since our last release.- Improved chat experience with a memory layer: For this, we are using Mem0. This can be configured when creating the agent.- Notion-style editing to configure agent: A sleeker UI and a familiar editing experience for our users.- Encrypted API keys and...

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Show HN: Unofficial Dockerized mem0ai rest API server

https://github.com/Airstrip-AI/mem0-rest

Hi everyone, I built a dockerized mem0 api server: https://github.com/Airstrip-AI/mem0-rest. (Fyi, this project is not from mem0ai and I'm not related to them.)I built this because I'm working on another open-source project, which is in Typescript. It is using mem0 (we find it to be a cool project) and we need to use it over REST APIs.This project has some disparities with the official cloud...

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Re:Show HN: Mem0 – open-source Memory Layer for AI apps on Friday September 06, 2024 @03:34AM (#41463858)
Check out https://github.com/Airstrip-AI/mem0-rest.

Disclaimer: I built it.

Context: We are using mem0 in another open-source project of ours (Typescript) and had the same questions. So we went ahead and built a small api server for ourselves.

Not at the moment, but it's in our plans :)

Show HN: Airstrip – An open-source platform to build and use internal AI apps

https://github.com/hendychua/airstrip

Hey everyone, my cofounder and I are building Airstrip - https://github.com/hendychua/airstrip.Airstrip helps you manage your company's use of AI by providing a platform to integrate with your desired AI services and build internal AI apps for your employees. Here's a quick demo video: https://youtu.be/WREhMJMZmJAAs AI usage becomes more common, companies want to carefully regulate which AI...

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Show HN: Open-source AI integrations management platform

https://hendychua.github.io/airstrip/

Hi, I built a tool to scratch a personal itch and also to play with Vercel AI SDK.Airstrip is a platform that allows you to manage AI integrations with different providers and to build internal AI chat apps. By AI integrations, I mean api keys with LLM providers, e.g. OpenAI, Anthropic, etc. You can add these integrations at the org level or optionally restrict to a team. Admins can create...

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Show HN: Create gamified bite-sized lessons using AI

https://getdera.com/#home

I am a daily user of Duolingo and love the app. Seeing how effective and sticky the app is made me think that teachers should be able to create Duolingo-style lessons easily. Hence, I built this app to help teachers create lessons easily with the help of AI.It's not as comprehensive as Duolingo now but currently has some basic features: 1. Create quizzes with the help of AI. 2. Add/edit...

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Show HN: Ingrain – Add user activity feed to your app in minutes

https://ingrain.dev/

Hi HN, happy to share this project that my co-founder and I have been working on.Ingrain is like Clerk for user activities. With Ingrain, you can add user activity logging to your app and display them in minutes using our UI components.User activity logging is a useful feature that is always requested, but often shelved for other core business features. By providing this as a service, Ingrain...

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Show HN: Ingrain – Add user activity feed to your app in minutes

https://ingrain.dev/

Hi HN, happy to share this project that I’ve been working on.Ingrain is like Clerk for user activities. With Ingrain, you can add user activity logging to your app and display them in minutes using our UI components.I know from my past experience of building internal tools and b2b apps that user activity logging is a useful feature that is always requested, but often shelved for other core...

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Show HN: Dera – A platform to manage chunks and embeddings for building RAG apps

https://getdera.com/

Hi everyone,my cofounder and I built Dera - a platform to help manage chunks and embeddings.We built this because of the pain points we experienced while building RAG applications for side projects. The biggest pain point we encountered was that we were constantly trying out different chunking strategies, but there’s no easy way to check how the strategies are performing in terms of retrieval...

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Thank you! We agree, and we also understand not having feature parity with Airtable will be a big blocker for most people. We are working on it.

Show HN: Baastronaut – open-source Airtable alternative built on PostgREST

https://github.com/baastronaut/baastronaut

Hi HN,sharing a project that my friend and I are working on - Baastronaut (https://github.com/baastronaut/baastronaut) - an open-source Airtable alternative.While looking for Airtable-like tools for my work, I realised that existing tools don't suit what I need. They are either too technical for non-technical users or do not have good developer APIs. For example, to filter for certain rows in...

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Ask HN: How to Do Audit Trail?

We have an internal tool in my company which engineers use to review certain data (let's call them entries), leave comments, approve, reject, KIV them, etc.We are thinking of creating an audit trail of everything that happens on entries. We want to know "who did what to which entry and when". It seems like the most intuitive way to do this is to create new tables to store such actions and this...

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Ask HN: Those who use YC's WaaS, how's the user experience?

YC's WaaS asks quite a number of questions that would require you to provide detailed answers.For those that took effort to answer those questions, 1. How did you find the experience? 2. Would you do the same for other job portals i.e. not limited to YC-companies? 3. What motivates you to fill in your profile diligently?For YC companies that use WaaS to find candidates, 1. Is it really that...

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Ask HN: How does your company onboard engineers?

I'm curious how do companies onboard engineers and what are the solutions out there.I'm not referring to administrative onboarding tasks such as setting up a Slack account, setting up an email, ensuring all terms and conditions are read and signed, etc. I'm referring to things like: - familiarising new engineers with the codebase, - doing their first coding assignment in the company, - the...

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Ask HN: How to monitor usage per user to implement performance based pricing?

I'm curious how does one implement performance-based pricing, e.g. X bandwidth and Y storage for tier 1 plans, X2 bandwidth and Y2 storage for tier 2 plans. I've also seen memory and cpu limits in some pricing plans before.As for database usage, how do you monitor how much storage the account is using considering the data is spread across multiple tables?Is there a tool that does all these?

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Re:Show HN: Hackable No-Code Tool for MVPs on Tuesday October 27, 2020 @02:35AM (#24904934)
Hi, this looks really cool - slick UI and clear value proposition. Great job!

Just a couple of questions:

1) why the emphasis on “for MVPs”? It seems like it can be used to build a proper product long term. Adding “for MVPs” make it seem like end users should expect to redo whatever they’ve done if they get any traction.

2)How does this compare to Retool (or how do you intend to differentiate it)?

Ask HN: Landing page vs. Open-source MVP

I have an idea to work on and this idea aims to solve a problem that I face. I'm curious how many people face the same pain point as I do and would even use my product as their solution.I'm considering between building a landing page to collect emails and building an open-source project on Github to see its traction.A landing page will take probably 1-2 days. Building a project will take a...

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