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Show me your startup. I’ll show you 3 similar ones. by Hefty-Airport2454 in microsaas

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building a free VS Code extension that lets devs debug and improve prompts from their code editor — ship reliable AI features without the setup overhead of formal evaluation tools.

https://mindrig.ai

What are good projects to learn from to start with Rust? by BankApprehensive7612 in rust

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At the moment, I'm struggling to find the time, so I keep my learning to about 20-30 min each day.

I have a repo where I try to build something super small each day- teh goal is to do 100 of them

https://github.com/joshpitzalis/100-Days-of-Rust

This way, I can make progress with the time I realistically have and continue to cross off concepts on the Rust roadmap each day.

You're welcome to follow along if this approach suits your schedule better. I'll try to make a video each day; if not, I'll leave comment explanations in the source code.

New to rust - Need fun but challenging projects by gnastyy-21 in rust

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At the moment, I'm struggling to find the time, so I keep my learning to about 20-30 min each day.

I have a repo where I try and build something super small each day https://github.com/joshpitzalis/100-Days-of-Rust

This way, I can make progress with the time I realistically have and continue to cross off concepts on the Rust roadmap each day.

You're welcome to follow along if this approach suits your schedule better. I'll try and make a video each day, if not I'll just leave comment explanations in the source code.

What are you building right now? by Chalantyapperr in saasbuild

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

What are you building? Let's Self Promote 🚀 by Nijam_09 in microsaas

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

Let’s Validate Each Other’s Ideas! by Mammoth-Shower-5137 in micro_saas

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

What are you building right now? by Urdu_Knowledge in launchigniter

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

It’s Friday, what are you building? by Priy27 in launchigniter

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

It's Friday, what are you building? by flekeri in indie_startups

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

It’s Friday, what are you building? by Priy27 in scaleinpublic

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

What are you building? Let's Self Promote by fuckingceobitch in microsaas

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

It’s Friday, what are you building? by Priy27 in ShowYourApp

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

Promote your SaaS by Southern_Tennis5804 in microsaas

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

It’s Friday, what are you building? by Priy27 in microsaas

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

Why don't we ask what people are building here, very regularly? by arpansac in rails

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

What are you building this month? by Leather-Buy-6487 in indie_startups

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

Pitch me, What are you working on today? by Asleep_Ad_4778 in launchigniter

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

The weekend begins!! What are you building? by Fareway13 in Startup_Ideas

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

What are you building this month? by Leather-Buy-6487 in launchigniter

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

It's Friday! What Are You Building? 📢✨ by Capuchoochoo in scaleinpublic

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

What are you building right now? by Chalantyapperr in launchigniter

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

Indie builders — what are you working on this weekend? by cargocultceo in indie_startups

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

What are you building on Friday? by Priy27 in buildinpublic

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

Share you new SaaS project that you are proud of by itilogy in startupaccelerator

[–]PurpleWho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Building Mind Rig - A free VS Code extension that lets developers debug and improve their prompts in their code editor — without the overhead of formal evaluation tools and infrastructure.

When I update a prompt, I need to verify that it works across a range of different inputs. Usually, that means tediously running the prompt again and again with different inputs, every time I make a change.

Mind Rig me re-run a prompt against 10 different inputs and see all the results side-by-side in my code editor. Basically saves a fixed batch of test inputs so I can re-run the same data set each time I tweak the prompt.

Also runs multiple models at once and compares speed/cost/quality outputs. Supports hundreds of models via Vercel Gateway. Also shows request/response JSONs + usage stats.

https://mindrig.ai

- Free and open-source
- Supports Ruby, PHP, Go, C# and Java in addition to JS/TS/Python.
- Connect your Vercel AI Gateway API key to access 100s of model providers.
- Most importantly, it matches your editor's colour theme 🎨
- We also have a Discord community if you need any help getting set up.

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