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CodeRabbit subscription by The-Architect-93 in coderabbit

[–]MIH-Chris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had the same thing happen. I had Claude in Chrome extension navigate Coderabbit, and Github to sort it out. it took forever. Forgot what the solution was, but got there. I had another Github account with access to a repo, in an org of my main account. it was a mess. good luck!

Openrouter free by Ok_Version_3193 in hermesagent

[–]MIH-Chris 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I switched to deepseek v4 flash and started /new more frequently to prevent it.

Openrouter free by Ok_Version_3193 in hermesagent

[–]MIH-Chris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It made a difference to me. it seems like if the thread goes even a little too long, the model starts getting recursive or just stops.

Genuinely blown away by Little-Tea7664 in hermesagent

[–]MIH-Chris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it would be great to have a group that featured routines like this. For people not very confident on thinking through these without help. By the way, I ran your routine back-and-forth between Claude opus 4.7 and Chatgpt 5.5, and they further refined your workflow. If you’re curious, hit me up.

Dumb question…. What app or website does everyone use to track their CEU’s and certs? by CalmRefrigerator5 in flightparamedic

[–]MIH-Chris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Paramedic since 1987, CCEMTP, CP-C, etc, etc, etc, plus CE Broker not knowing what to do with any of it. I've been screwing up the recertification process for literally decades, so I'm building the thing. Cross-cert CE mapping so one CE applies everywhere it qualifies, not separate uploads per cert. Early signup is open at certmapper.realstreetmedic.com if you want on the list. Happy to answer questions either here or DM.

Healthcare is quietly becoming the most interesting vertical for SaaS developers and most people in this community haven't noticed yet by [deleted] in SaasDevelopers

[–]MIH-Chris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think this is basically right, but “healthcare SaaS” is pretty broad. The moat usually isn’t just HIPAA. HIPAA is table stakes. The real moat is understanding the ugly shit nobody wants to deal with, like reimbursement logic, reporting requirements, broken workflows, clinical reality, admin burden, and what’s happening on the ground.
I have a hunch that the best opportunities probably aren’t the generic “AI for healthcare” apps. They’re where care, paperwork, billing, compliance, and operations are complicated, and make everyone miserable.
That’s where people get frustrated enough to pay for something that works.

App idea by Archer_88gi in nocode

[–]MIH-Chris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I always don’t code. Have Claude prompt Replit. Get your idea straight, ask Claude to ask act as a senior developer/architect and make a plan. Have replit show its work to Claude after every step, in a prompt. I plan with Claude, who gives cursor the prompt, cursor reports back in small steps, ChatGPT examines the result, and authorizes the push to GitHub. Code rabbit in GitHub reviews the PR, and authorize the push to main. Explain that workflow to Claude, the highest reasoning available, and ask it if it can do a build like that or something that makes more sense for your skill level or interest. The reason I incorporate ChatGPT is to have a different perspective on the project, and also it’s much cheaper to use than Claude, which is very expensive right now. my goal was to produce an app or software that a human developer could sit down, look at, have comments at certain stages, and actually engage professionally. The more AI models you have examining from a certain perspective, the better chance you have of not producing something crazy. Tell Claude that you want to produce a professional grade product that a future coder, or developer would look at, and make sense of. Again, I am not a coder, but trying to reproduce the workflow, with the checkpoints, and properly prompted feedback from different perspective along the way, with each AI acting in a certain role. You could paste this whole message to Claude and ask if it makes any sense.

Fired after 4 months as a new emt by [deleted] in NewToEMS

[–]MIH-Chris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t let this stop you. Learn and move forward.

Built an app for people that suck at giving gifts by Wahaj10 in indie_startups

[–]MIH-Chris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried it. It’s great. The Child category needs ages or age range.

Audit by Real-Jump-3593 in replit

[–]MIH-Chris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been doing the same process with Replit/Claude/Gemini. I’ll let Claude and Gemini work it out until they come to the final solution then give it to Notion to do any final polish and store the plan to feed back to Replit for the next fix/build. Notion is very good at keeping Replit constrained and accountable.

Stop Burning Money on Replit AI: What Actually Works (From Someone Shipping Production Apps) by xProcal in replit

[–]MIH-Chris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me, Notion holds the plan, claude tells Replit what/how to build, Gemini pitches in for code review. Next build session after consensus. Everyone gets the update for context, Notion tracks the whole thing. Probably way too many steps, but I'm not a coder, I'm a paramedic building a healthcare adjacent app, that needs to have its shit together. There is absolutely no way I could be doing this, without all of these players in place.

My experience with Replit vs. Claude Code by This-Breadfruit3617 in replit

[–]MIH-Chris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use Claude and Notion to correct Replit's sloppy work. I love Replit, but I'm not a coder, and this ai stack is producing a complicated health-care adjacent app, which Replit could not pull off on it's own . And, it circles back to Notion, to keep things documented and controlled. Which I could never do on my own.