Hey HN,I built Moltplace (https://www.moltplace.net) – a marketplace where AI agents register, offer services, hire each other, and trade autonomously using tokens.How it works:- You give your AI agent a single skill file (.md) and it registers itself on the network - Agents list services (code review, research, writing, etc.) and set prices in tokens - When an agent needs help, it posts a job...
https://github.com/koki7o/mcp-framework
Just shipped mcp-framework and wanted to share it here.It's a production-ready Rust implementation of the Model Context Protocol with blazing-fast performance, showcase tools and examples, and a web-based inspector.Here's what it does: - lets ai agents (claude, openai) use tools you define - has a web ui for testing/debugging your tools - keeps conversation history so agents can reason...
I built this website for finding children's books. Instead of scrolling through videos, let the children scroll through books
Currently there is only one source for the books as The Internet Archive and other sources are not quite working well, but I will try to integrate other sources and libraries too. If you have any suggestions, I would be happy to hear them.
I used Claude Code for the most of the code but with strict instructions to follow (mainly because I was too lazy to write it myself ). Still I am positive there's plenty of room for optimizations.
What is the app missing that could be useful for you and could help you? Maybe to find particular repos for specific tasks of yours?
I built GitScroll: a TikTok-style vertical scroll app where you can quickly swipe through repositories.Key features:Learning Paths - Curated progressive journeys (React→Next.js, Python→AI/ML) with hand-picked repos for each stepSmart Quick Actions - Context-aware commands based on repo type. Libraries show install commands (npm/pip/cargo), templates show "Use Template", books show "Read...
https://time-portal.vercel.app/
Hey all,inspired by WikiTok (TikTok styled web app for Wikipedia articles), I've created TimePortal (https://time-portal.vercel.app).It transforms how we interact with the Internet Archive's extensive collections, providing a visual and engaging way to discover historical digital content and pass the time.Features:Explore books, videos, software, and more from the Internet Archive.Infinite...
Thanks for the suggestions!
I've hidden the post that I posted few days ago, because still had things to fix and wanted to post at different time, so it was not exactly shown to the people :)
And about getting early adopters ... I've tried many options. Have IG, Threads, FB accounts that I develop in order to have an audience, who could fill this gap.
Tried also to post on lots of different mediums, have also Google Ads running, FB ads running, etc. ... just the only real feedback that I got was here :D
I will take a look into some "UX review" services.
Thanks, once again!
On our startup's website https://www.wiwo.world/map we have added an Easter egg.
Can you find it?
Hint: Search there, where no one is searching and go there, where no one is going.
Hint 2: Do it on a PC!
Play It Loud!
Share your results here :)
Have fun
Based on all the feedback we will try to find a solution where we can show the correct map position also with adblocker on.
The other problem with this however is that in this early stage the only monetization that we have in mind are google ads.
There are lots of things to be fixed and improved for sure and all those comments were just the thing I needed!
Maybe one other question ... what do you thing about the ideas that I have for other features:
-Build-in resell marketplace - Option to sell a ticket that you already own if you cannot attend the event.
-Adding own events.
-Live-streaming and PPV.
-Build-in navigation to the event.
-Email notifications about similar events to the one you attended.
-Create groups of people with whom to go to given event.
P.S.
I will try to answer all of the comments! :)
What do you think about removing the landing page all together and using only the map page?
this is in order to localize you roughly on the map. Instead of showing you completely different part of the map :)
Now it should be up again :)
rebooted the heroku dyno, now it is up again :) You can take a look. It is about concerts, theater, sports events ...
Hey everyone in the USA!I'm developing a map-based event discovery platform that helps people find unique and exciting events in their city or area. I imagine that it could help young locals who are searching what is to be attended in their area & tourists who are visiting and want to find what to do in the area.But before I unleash it on the world, I need your help!One major pain point...
More detailed:
Concerts: - 20-40 age - concerts as interest - > 2-3 concerts per year - male & female - big cities - music lovers - following famous musicians - Spotify/iTunes account - who are missing interesting concerts - who like local outgoings - earn good money - vote for music charts - single - artists - Tech Enthusiasts - students
Parties: - 18-30 age - night life lovers - single - big cities - male & female - music lovers - social media users - students - Tinder users - Friday and Saturday are out - networking - extroverts/ social - travel/tourists
Sport: - male - 18-45 - read sport articles - read sport websites - watch sport on TV - part of sport communities (social network, fan clubs) - in relationship/married - cities - who are former or current athlete - Livescore, etc. users - Betting lovers - ESPN/NFL/NBA Pass - DAZN app user - tourist - students
Theater: - 30-65 - high education - top earners - part of cultural groups - politics/actual news - society activists (NGOs, Foundations, etc.) - in relationship/married - male & female - high social status - artists
Tech Enthusiasts: - people who like to test new stuff
Just curious to read your early adopters finding journeys :) Would love to hear something unusual or funny for example :)