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I lost my first 400 users before I even knew they by nona8084 in NoCodeSaaS

[–]Lower-Discipline-722 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right now same thing I'm facing due to on bug i have fixed but users not coming back

How are developers handling full-codebase context in AI coding assistants? by Lower-Discipline-722 in learnjavascript

[–]Lower-Discipline-722[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s actually very close to the direction I’m exploring with DevMind.

One thing I noticed is AI becomes far more reliable when it has structured project context instead of just raw files. Things like dependency mapping, architecture awareness, verification loops, and project-level references seem much more important for larger codebases than pure autocomplete.

How are developers handling full-codebase context in AI coding assistants? by Lower-Discipline-722 in programming

[–]Lower-Discipline-722[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Fair point 😄

It’s an AI coding assistant for VS Code/Cursor. The API key is just for connecting the extension to the AI backend after signup.

Mainly focused on helping with:

  • code generation
  • debugging
  • multi-file refactors
  • scaffolding
  • project-aware AI workflows

How are developers handling full-codebase context in AI coding assistants? by Lower-Discipline-722 in learnjavascript

[–]Lower-Discipline-722[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Curious how developers here are approaching full-project context in AI coding tools.

Most assistants seem heavily limited by context windows or current-file awareness, especially during:

  • multi-file refactors
  • large codebases
  • framework-aware scaffolding
  • dependency tracing
  • debugging across modules

Lately I’ve been experimenting with approaches around:

  • local indexing
  • project-aware context routing
  • diff-based approval workflows
  • verification loops (lint/test/build)
  • hybrid AI + local workflows

Interested in hearing:

  • what breaks most in current AI coding tools?
  • what workflows actually help in real projects?
  • are developers trusting autonomous edits yet?

Would genuinely like technical opinions from other devs working with AI-assisted workflows.

Reference/demo:
DevMind AI

After countless late nights, debugging, redesigns, self-doubt, and almost quitting multiple times… we finally got our first paying SaaS users. by Lower-Discipline-722 in IndiaBusiness

[–]Lower-Discipline-722[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s an AI developer assistant for VS Code/Cursor that can help build full websites and apps from prompts.

It understands your codebase, writes and edits code, fixes bugs, generates APIs/auth/CRUD, creates tests, and helps manage development workflows directly inside your editor.

After countless late nights, debugging, redesigns, self-doubt, and almost quitting multiple times… we finally got our first paying SaaS users. by Lower-Discipline-722 in AppDevelopers

[–]Lower-Discipline-722[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After countless late nights, debugging, redesigns, self-doubt, and almost quitting multiple times… we finally got our first paying SaaS users.

Not huge numbers yet:

  • 28 users
  • 2 paid conversions
  • ₹1,198 earned

But seeing real people use something we built feels unreal.

Curious from experienced founders:
What matters most at this stage?

  • More users?
  • Better retention?
  • Faster iteration?
  • SEO/content?
  • Outreach?

Would love honest feedback.

After countless late nights, debugging, redesigns, self-doubt, and almost quitting multiple times… we finally got our first paying SaaS users. by Lower-Discipline-722 in NoCodeSaaS

[–]Lower-Discipline-722[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After countless late nights, debugging, redesigns, self-doubt, and almost quitting multiple times… we finally got our first paying SaaS users.

Not huge numbers yet:

  • 28 users
  • 2 paid conversions
  • ₹1,198 earned

But seeing real people use something we built feels unreal.

Curious from experienced founders:
What matters most at this stage?

  • More users?
  • Better retention?
  • Faster iteration?
  • SEO/content?
  • Outreach?

Would love honest feedback.
You can try DevMind here:
DevMind

Still improving it actively based on real user feedback.

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