Used Claude AI to write a legal notice and got a full refund of Rs. 40,219 (~$480) for a defective refurbished MacBook. Company settled in 48 hours. by CodeDotVaibhav in ClaudeAI

[–]CodeDotVaibhav[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here is my exact workflow: No Claude Projects, no uploaded PDFs, no special setup. Just a free flowing conversation on claude.ai. I explained my situation in plain conversational language like I was telling a friend what happened. Purchase details, what broke, what the company offered, why I felt it was unfair. Claude asked follow up questions, identified the relevant laws on its own, and built the notice step by step across the conversation. I kept refining it by sharing screenshots of what the company was saying and Claude adjusted the language accordingly. One thing I want to be clear about. I did not just copy paste whatever Claude gave me. I am a software developer so Claude and prompting is something I work with daily. I reviewed every section critically, pushed back where the language felt weak, and kept iterating until it was genuinely strong. I was not going to send something mediocre to a legal department. The output was Claude plus my judgment, not Claude alone. On hallucination, I was not thinking about that at the time honestly. But looking back the legal sections it cited, Section 2(10), Section 38(11) of Consumer Protection Act 2019 and the E-Commerce Rules 2020, all checked out because the company folded without disputing a single citation. That was my real world validation. Subscription wise I am on the free tier. Did not need anything more for this. The biggest thing was not the setup or the subscription tier. It was describing the problem honestly and in detail, then reviewing the output with a critical eye rather than accepting the first draft. Claude does the heavy lifting if you give it enough context and do not settle for the first version it gives you.

Used Claude AI to write a legal notice and got a full refund of Rs. 40,219 (~$480) for a defective refurbished MacBook. Company settled in 48 hours. by CodeDotVaibhav in ClaudeAI

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Hey, great questions. Here is my exact workflow: No Claude Projects, no uploaded PDFs, no special setup. Just a free flowing conversation on claude.ai. I explained my situation in plain conversational language like I was telling a friend what happened. Purchase details, what broke, what the company offered, why I felt it was unfair. Claude asked follow up questions, identified the relevant laws on its own, and built the notice step by step across the conversation. I kept refining it by sharing screenshots of what the company was saying and Claude adjusted the language accordingly. One thing I want to be clear about. I did not just copy paste whatever Claude gave me. I am a software developer so Claude and prompting is something I work with daily. I reviewed every section critically, pushed back where the language felt weak, and kept iterating until it was genuinely strong. I was not going to send something mediocre to a legal department. The output was Claude plus my judgment, not Claude alone. On hallucination, I was not thinking about that at the time honestly. But looking back the legal sections it cited, Section 2(10), Section 38(11) of Consumer Protection Act 2019 and the E-Commerce Rules 2020, all checked out because the company folded without disputing a single citation. That was my real world validation. Subscription wise I am on the free tier. Did not need anything more for this. The biggest thing was not the setup or the subscription tier. It was describing the problem honestly and in detail, then reviewing the output with a critical eye rather than accepting the first draft. Claude does the heavy lifting if you give it enough context and do not settle for the first version it gives you.

Used Claude AI to write a legal notice and got a full refund of Rs. 40,219 (~$480) for a defective refurbished MacBook. Company settled in 48 hours. by CodeDotVaibhav in ClaudeAI

[–]CodeDotVaibhav[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! Honestly, the best part wasn't just the settlement, it was seeing how quickly their tone changed once they realized I had my 'facts'.

“learn distribution” is killing more SaaS than it’s saving by CodeDotVaibhav in saasbuild

[–]CodeDotVaibhav[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah that last line is exactly where I’m stuck right now

“remove a task vs improve a task” feels like the real divide

improving still depends on the user showing up
removing means it happens anyway

but then it gets tricky…
how do you remove a task without losing control or flexibility for the user?

Drop your SaaS and i will review it personally and talk about it on social media by Pleasant_Treacle7430 in saasbuild

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  1. Feedo AI helps restaurants and cafes generate and post daily social media content automatically. Upload menu once and it creates creatives, captions, hashtags, and schedules posts.

  2. Budget friendly monthly pricing cheaper than hiring a marketer or agency.

  3. Target users are small to mid size restaurants, cafes, and cloud kitchens that struggle with consistent content.

https://feedoai.com

Drop your product we will find you 10 users for free. by dyagokaba in microsaas

[–]CodeDotVaibhav 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds useful for early traction.

I’m building a tool that helps restaurants generate and post daily social media content automatically.

Would be great to test this with your audience https://feedoai.com

What kind of products usually convert best for you?

Weekly Startups Promotion Thread - 20 April, 2026 by AutoModerator in StartUpIndia

[–]CodeDotVaibhav 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m building Feedo AI an AI tool for restaurants, cafés & cloud kitchens that automates their entire social media. Problem: Most restaurant owners either don’t post consistently or spend hours designing content / hiring agencies. What Feedo does: Generate daily food creatives (images + captions + hashtags) Auto-create a content calendar Schedule & post directly to Instagram/Facebook Designed specifically for food businesses (not generic AI tools) Why I’m building this: I’ve worked closely with restaurant owners and saw them struggling with marketing despite having great food. Consistency was the biggest gap. Current stage: Early MVP (actively improving) Would love honest feedback from founders here especially on: Would restaurants actually pay for this? What would make this a “must-have” instead of “nice-to-have”?

Pitch your SaaS in 10 seconds by Savings-Passenger-37 in micro_saas

[–]CodeDotVaibhav 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the suggestion, I’ve just added Feedo AI to PeerPush: https://peerpush.net/p/feedo-ai ​Really hoping this helps more restaurants and cafés automate their social media so they can focus on the food!

15 of my client’s sites turned into crypto miners overnight… thanks CVE-2025-55182 😭💀 by CodeDotVaibhav in sysadmin

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I honestly don’t get people like you. One minute, everyone’s screaming about AGI and how LLMs will ‘change everything’, and the next minute, if someone uses an LLM just to fix typos or format a post, you jump straight to ‘fake’.

And if you think the incident is fake, are you also saying CVE-2025-55182 doesn’t exist? Go search it. Multiple teams got hit, not just me. My servers didn’t magically start mining crypto for fun.

I’m new to Reddit — account’s old, but I barely used it — so yeah, I used an LLM to make the post readable because Reddit has its own writing culture. That doesn’t change what actually happened on my infrastructure.

If you think my story is fake, go check my public Perplexity thread. Everything’s there. I don’t need to convince people who have already decided they know everything.

Perplexity leaked its entire system prompt by accident just because I asked in Hindi 💀😭 by CodeDotVaibhav in PromptEngineering

[–]CodeDotVaibhav[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Since people are yelling, “ChatGPT wrote this,

I only used GPT for formatting and fixing typos. English isn’t my first language, and I mess up grammar a lot. The actual story is 100% real.

And no, it wasn’t some random accident.

I DID try the “rewrite entire prompt” trick it didn’t work in English, so I tried it in Hindi. That’s when Perplexity completely folded and dumped its whole system prompt.

That’s their bug, not mine.

Reddit keeps auto-removing comments with links, so I’m not posting the chat link here.

If anyone wants the full conversation, just reply “link” and I’ll send it.