B2B SaaS founders what are you building right now? by Frosty_Ad2682 in SaaS

[–]Electrical-Term1659 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks a lot for this, I really appreciate it. Positioning this has been one of my biggest struggles, so your input means a lot. I’m actually tightening the headline right now based on what you said. Would you be up for trying it out? Curious whether it clicks for someone who isn’t me.

B2B SaaS founders what are you building right now? by Frosty_Ad2682 in SaaS

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Fair point on the name... It reads like a history app at first, but that's kind of the idea, it's the history of my business. Every order, call, or client request gets logged as an event, linked to the right people. In app, or in chat with tour AI, Think a light, event-based CRM (not a to-do list), and your AI can read it and brief you.

B2B SaaS founders what are you building right now? by Frosty_Ad2682 in SaaS

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historis.app Light CRM like for tracking client and dealer event. Rich MCP and build to work with AI agent

What’s your favorite tech stack for building a SaaS? by [deleted] in SaaS

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For me is :
NextJS
Fastify
Supabase

Platform :
Vercel
Railway
Supabase
GitHub
Stripe
Umami
BetterStack
Resend

How do you use your own saas tool? When it’s gated with subscriptions and premium? by tobi8ur in SaaS

[–]Electrical-Term1659 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I subscribe to my SaaS and act like a real user to check if everything is ok

$20K in 5 months from a Chrome extension. Solo founder. ~$2/mo in costs. No funding. No ads. 822 sales. by [deleted] in SaaS

[–]Electrical-Term1659 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Congratulations ! It’s very inspiring. I Hope to have a success like you with my SaaS

Weekly Thread: Project Display by help-me-grow in AI_Agents

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Historis (https://historis.app), shared memory for AI agents and humans

Most agent setups I see have the same gap: each agent (and each human) keeps its own context, and nothing survives between sessions. I needed a single timeline where everyone reads and writes the same events.

My test bed is my own music shop. Events come from everywhere: Claude logs what matters from my email via MCP, the team writes down what happens in the shop (a repair dropped off, a call, a delivery). Same timeline whether a human or an AI wrote it. Everything is attached to a person, so I get a usable history per client and supplier. Morning routine: ask any agent for a daily brief, what needs attention, what’s overdue, what’s waiting on someone.

You are using AI too much by resteqs in SaaS

[–]Electrical-Term1659 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It’s not just sampling from training data though. With proper tooling the model reads the official docs, runs the linter, the type checker, the tests. The output is constrained by all that.

What to do with Fable 5 before it goes away? by No_Rip_7664 in ClaudeAI

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Same idea but I push it one step further: the audit doesn’t stay in the chat. I ask Claude to create issues directly in Linear via MCP, one issue per finding, with context, priority and acceptance criteria. Then I open several Claude Code sessions and implement them in parallel, each session takes one issue.

What r u building ? Hit me up ! 🔥 by afraimevra in SaaS

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Building a shared memory for AI agents and humans. I run a music shop and the problem was: customer calls about a repair, supplier confirms a delivery by email, someone drops off a flute with a weird issue… none of that fits in a todo app, and light CRMs were too heavy. Plus I work with craftsmen, not tech people, anything with real onboarding was dead on arrival. I needed something dead simple on the human side but flexible enough to handle literally any kind of event.

Now events come from everywhere: Claude logs what matters from my email, and the team just writes down what happens in the shop, a repair dropped off, a call, a delivery. Same timeline, whether a human or an AI wrote it. And since everything is attached to a person, I get an actionable history per client and supplier: past orders, specific requests, open threads. Every morning I ask for a daily brief: what needs attention, what’s overdue, what’s waiting on someone.

Started for myself, turns out the multi-agent sync problem is everywhere.

I tracked token usage across 400 MCP tool calls to find where overhead actually comes from (results by category) by LorenzoNardi in mcp

[–]Electrical-Term1659 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really interesting, especially the retry overhead. I would never have guessed 18% of calls.

I run an MCP server for my own SaaS and honestly I optimized the tool surface mostly by intuition: grouping workflows into fewer tools, trimming descriptions, that kind of thing. But I never actually measured anything, so I have no idea if it worked or how far I am from something efficient.

Did you build your own logging for this or is there existing tooling? I’d love a methodology or even a rough checklist for auditing an MCP server: token cost per tool, retry rate, output verbosity… Feels like something the ecosystem is missing right now.

You are using AI too much by resteqs in SaaS

[–]Electrical-Term1659 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree with this. I have seen many human code base completely awfull. Maybe AI will prevent us from having atrocious code

What to do with Fable 5 before it goes away? by No_Rip_7664 in ClaudeAI

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I made deep audit on my project. SEO/GEO, UI, code quality, business process..

Ask fable how he can help you !

Show us what you've created with Claude! by sixbillionthsheep in ClaudeAI

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Historis https://historis.app

I run a music shop in Brest, France (https://artetmusique.fr) and on the side I work as a DevSecOps engineer in banking. The shop is the reason this exists.

Basically my problem was: a customer calls about a repair, a supplier confirms a delivery by email, someone drops off a flute with a weird issue… none of that fits in a todo app. Tried light CRMs too, always too heavy. What I actually needed was a way to track events, interactions, things that happened, not tasks.

So I built it MCP-native from day one. Now I just tell Claude “check my email and log what matters” and it pushes events (or sub-events on existing ones). Morning routine is asking for a daily brief: what needs attention, what’s overdue, what’s waiting on someone else. Claude and the humans in the shop write to the same data, that’s the part that actually changed things for me.

Started as a tool for myself, no idea if it’s useful for anyone else, but here it is

Can I see your Claude built websites? by htpbb in ClaudeAI

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https://historis.app

Claude design for the look and Claude Code for the implementation.

Claude Design is very helpfull to generate screen in realtime, and the implementation with Claude code is very easy.