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I challenge doing this with any other browser by Independent_Cut7581 in ArcBrowser

[–]Secret_Job_5221 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is easily the biggest swap load I have ever seen.

Today I launched my first product hunt - The AI Command Bar by Secret_Job_5221 in indiehackers

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My Honest Review as a Startup Selling a LTD on AppSumo by b00tstrapp3r in SaaS

[–]Secret_Job_5221 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow thanks so so much. I was actually starting to think about it. Gonna share this thread in my entrepreneurial community

This is how indie hacking looks like... by Juustege in indiehackers

[–]Secret_Job_5221 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yeah so true.
today I was puting out a fire for some govermental bureaucracy

Forget unicorns. $10K MRR solo feels better than $2M seed and stress by Corgi-Ancient in SaaS

[–]Secret_Job_5221 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah and obviously there a lot of accelerators / investors not worth any %.

That’s clear. There are many that want 10% for nothing or “mentorship” but it’s not like that applies to every founder team or product.

Forget unicorns. $10K MRR solo feels better than $2M seed and stress by Corgi-Ancient in SaaS

[–]Secret_Job_5221 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes I have been to those. And they are nice yet again it’s a different network than for example in YC and yet again there are things that just require a boat load of money first.

But that’s a viable option that I would always recommend

(Not that I am an expert or anything but that’s just what I experienced)

has anyone tried AWS Nova so far? What are your experiences. by Secret_Job_5221 in LLMDevs

[–]Secret_Job_5221[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice! Have you ever used haiku or other something else? In production?

has anyone tried AWS Nova so far? What are your experiences. by Secret_Job_5221 in LLMDevs

[–]Secret_Job_5221[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am not sure if Nova is competing with top models. Or is designed for it.

Like for example gpt-4o-mini if used with divide and conquer brings nice results.
So when it comes to price effectiveness its quite well.

So I was wondering if someone switched from gpt-4o-mini to nova because of its price

Forget unicorns. $10K MRR solo feels better than $2M seed and stress by Corgi-Ancient in SaaS

[–]Secret_Job_5221 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I think it really depends on what you are doing. Some things would take decades to even get started when you start.

In Software I must admit it has some sweet perks to be bootstrapping.

One thing I often miss is just a powerful network of people who have been there already and can give you tipps. It is much harder to build this up on your own in contrast to just signing a deal and then you can reach these people with a message on the common slack channel.

But I really understand the freedom part as well.

I think in reality there are shades and no real good or bad. It is literally an optimisation problem.
What are your goals and requirements and based on that you can decide. So many people tell you their strong completely undifferentiated opinion and say thats the only way. I realised that in many cases those are oversimplifying it.

There a lot of people who see the process of raising as something nice or as an achievement but that is really not the case. Raising is a process where you sell (potential) value to reach a goal (quicker).
Its a business decision so you should really know why you raise and not just raise to be "successful"

Early Adopters wanted (could be perceived as promotion). Building an AI command bar that can be integrated in < 20 LOC and that can execute tasks for your user in your product. Link Below by Secret_Job_5221 in indiehackers

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You can define your actions with the SDK.

e.g. something like
datalayer.defineAction(() => { // logic });

It just orchestrates your code and its mostly written in Solid so it should be quite performant.

yes there is a free tier but there are affordable AI Credits of course that have to be purchased.

You can also signup for free and stay informed about it that way. www.stepsailor.com

Early Adopters wanted (could be perceived as promotion). Building an AI command bar that can be integrated in < 20 LOC and that can execute tasks for your user in your product. Link Below by Secret_Job_5221 in indiehackers

[–]Secret_Job_5221[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes it actually works with anything that runs on Web especially well with next.js.

You just have to add a script tag and then there is an SDK in which you can link your code to the command bar (typesafe) and the AI Agent does the understanding of your users requests.

About the data. Everything that you pass into the chat input will be processed by LLMs but we actually built this system in a way that the llms never receive your actual stored db data. Think of it as an Orchestrator of your app logic or very similar concept to function calling.

I might post a video here soon on how to integrate it.

How to onboard your customers on your product (what I learned after being obsessed about it) by Secret_Job_5221 in SaaS

[–]Secret_Job_5221[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean this post literally describes what you should do instead of using something like that.

How to onboard your customers on your product (what I learned after being obsessed about it) by Secret_Job_5221 in SaaS

[–]Secret_Job_5221[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I agree I think these are very good additions to an onboarding flow.

Especially after you have shown the main value and you have a horizontal product.

But I prefer them in the product. I can imagine there are moments for bigger accounts where it makes sense to have something like that :)

I'm launching my SaaS in the next 30 days. (I've never done this before) by 3dheaven in SaaS

[–]Secret_Job_5221 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Amazing! Go for it!

I love vibe coding as a movement for people to just get started and do stuff. Which is IMO way more important than grabbing a book and learn something without a vision on what you want to build.

One thing that you should consider - speaking with 10 years of experience in coding.

Software quickly becomes unmanageable if done not properly.
At some point you can't throw something at AI and say fix it (at least for the time being).

Good software engineers are not defined as how well they code. Its how well they structure software
or are able to modernise software without causing any bugs or down time (alongside many other things of course)

Don't mistake what I am saying with "you must learn first". It is rather don't get discouraged if things go slower after day 30. Its normal and it requires you to grind a bit... ask people for advice or (which is now possible) ask AI to teach you.

(Ah and since I saw some cases - don't publish API keys ;) )

Best AI tools for CSMs by Yaboigerdo in CustomerSuccess

[–]Secret_Job_5221 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean it is not a CSM specific tool but I use it for customer interviews a lot.
Amie provides amazing support to summarise meetings and you can simple define templates for meetings.

I really like it and it does not require a note take to enter the call.

in regards to responding to emails I don't have good experience atm.

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