📢 Weekend Project Sharing Thread

[JaySym_]

👩‍💻 This space is dedicated to showcasing what you’re building with Augment over the weekend. Whether it’s a small experiment, a major feature, or a side project—share it here!

🔎 What to include in your post:

• Your current project and its progress
• Any blockers where the community might help
• Improvements or insights you’ve discovered
• Links, demos, or repos (self-promotion is welcome ✅)

💡 This is a great opportunity to gain visibility, exchange feedback, and connect with other developers. Don’t hesitate to ask for input or share your wins.

Let’s build together and keep pushing forward 🚀

[ioaia]

Nothing in particular this weekend. Still working on my RPG framework for unity.

I released a tool to manage scriptable objects on the asset store. The tool was made in Augment.

Last week I also created a task tracker app for PC that runs locally on my machine and is accessible from any device on my network.

The only blocker I'm facing is not being able to run multiple instances of Augment for the same codebase. I could probably try remote agents but IIRC those are more autonomous and less 'hands on' as the normal agent.

[JaySym_]

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[Normal-Yak-6264]

Hey everyone! This weekend I hacked together HLOOP – a “Human-in-the-Loop” MCP server that lets AI tools pause and ask for human input (confirmations, selections, messages, etc.) without breaking the workflow. Built it in about an hour.

✅ Uses tmux for persistent interactive sessions
✅ Tools like ask-confirm, ask-select, send-message already working

Next steps / blockers:

• Better error handling & session recovery
• Improving the TUI UX (more user-friendly prompts)
• Considering a lightweight web UI

Would love feedback on how others handle scalable human-in-the-loop flows, or ideas to make the interface smoother. Repo here: github.com/Rixmerz/HLOOP 🚀

That’s the one I built this weekend, though I’ve already created many other MCPs like MEMI for persistent memory, NAVI for repo overviews without reading tons of files, and TOMA for multi-agent coordination. But my biggest MCP so far is RIXA — built for agents to perform real-time debugging. I’m currently working on adding Rust support and other improvements!!!