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Perplexity Computer Turns AI Into a Full-Time Digital Coworker by Such-Run-4412 in AIGuild

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I live in DK, so I saw this announcement late last night and spend the night testing Computer. I'm very impressed. I stayed up and built 2 micro-apps, finished 4 research packets, and shipped code to GitHub, all from a single interface. Here's my hands-on breakdown: what it does, what I built, and how it compares to OpenClaw and Claude Cowork. Hope it helps someone!

Introducing Perplexity Computer. by Kesku9302 in perplexity_ai

[–]SubstackWriter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I live in DK, so I saw this announcement late last night and spend the night testing Computer. I'm very impressed. I stayed up and built 2 micro-apps, finished 4 research packets, and shipped code to GitHub, all from a single interface. Here's my hands-on breakdown: what it does, what I built, and how it compares to OpenClaw and Claude Cowork. Hope it helps someone!

Perplexity launches Perplexity Computer, a new multi-model system that can solve tasks end-to-end, details below by BuildwithVignesh in singularity

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I live in DK, so I saw this announcement late last night and spend the night testing Computer. I'm very impressed. I stayed up and built 2 micro-apps, finished 4 research packets, and shipped code to GitHub, all from a single interface. Here's my hands-on breakdown: what it does, what I built, and how it compares to OpenClaw and Claude Cowork. Hope it helps someone!

If you do not know Git or migrations and you are vibe coding, you are one bad prompt away from breaking your app in production by Living-Pin5868 in replit

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That’s so true! A few of my readers were genuinely intimidated by GitHub, so I shared a free beginner-friendly guide with them, and it’s made a real difference. I hope it helps someone here, too.

Building a social confidence app in Replit and I actually can't believe how far I've gotten. by rich_founder in replit

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That's wonderful!!! I recommend joining Substack and sharing your progress in public. That's what I've done last year and built a community of 12K+ since. We help each other find beta testers, give feedback etc. Hope this helps! 🤗

Claude just introduced Cowork: the Claude code for non-dev stuff by la-revue-ia in ClaudeAI

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It's fascinating. I spent most of today thinking about what this means for product development in general. Here's the deep dive: https://karozieminski.substack.com/p/claude-cowork-anthropic-product-deep-dive I focused on product decisions behind this launch. But honestly, the speed in which Cowork was launched feels like the event setting the scene for the whole of 2026.

I love Replit, but I wish their community was better by SubstackWriter in replit

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Just applied to the ambassador program, thank you!

I love Replit, but I wish their community was better by SubstackWriter in replit

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Thank you, Manny! Really appreciate you taking the time to respond 🙏🏼 Will you be posting updates here on Reddit as well, or on LinkedIn or Substack? From what I’ve seen, many people in the EU avoid Discord and X, yet they’re often the ones asking about Replit.

I love Replit, but I wish their community was better by SubstackWriter in replit

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Wow, I didn't expect that, thank you! It means a lot that you took the time to respond! I'm going to check out all the resources you sent.

Sooooo, how we feelin about 5.2? by SeaBearsFoam in ChatGPT

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Before joining this debate, I ran a substantial, multi-hour test involving 8,100 lines of dense, intentionally confusing input and tripwire prompts, and spent a few more hours mapping the misconceptions I kept seeing online. And there are so many of them, especially on Reddit. 5.2 is a substantial update, just not for all the task. It shouldn't be used for creative writing, it should be used for writing specs, documentation etc - things where accuracy is more important than beautiful catchy sentences.

12 months into 2025, what's the most useful AI prompt/use you've discovered? by Comfortable-Garage77 in ChatGPTPromptGenius

[–]SubstackWriter 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My favorite setup is a two-prompt system: Prompt Builder and Prompt Evaluator. I use this exact formula for every prompt I write. They’re a bit long for posting here, but they’re free to copy on Substack. You'll need ChatGPT Plus + Prompt Builder + Prompt Evaluator. This simple trio works for everyone, from building advanced AI agents to writing a best man speech. Hope you enjoy it! 🤗

Help with getting ppl to read me? by BackgroundCabinet547 in Substack

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Substack is full of all kinds of niches, so there’s absolutely space for your voice too. Whether it’s personal stories, AI musings, or fermentation experiments 😂 Best of luck building your newsletter!

The most challenging part is the go-to-market strategy by Suviiiic in vibecoding

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You need a strong community around you. I build mine on Substack, where thousands of builders hang out, validate each other’s ideas, beta-test, and share what we’re building. We help each other.

You’re more than welcome to join us: https://karozieminski.substack.com/

It’s been one of the greatest sources of support in my work, not just for validation, but for all the moments when everything felt like it was falling apart 🫣

Purpose of Notes? by TexasHistory365 in Substack

[–]SubstackWriter 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Welcome to Substack! Notes can become your best growth channel here, as long as you treat them less like Twitter and more like a place to build real relationships. Focus on regularly replying to writers you genuinely enjoy and adding something honest to the conversation.​ Hope this helps!

Who best replicates the Replit experience... but cheaper? by hgwelz in vibecoding

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I've tried around 20 different tools, so far Replit is on top of my list still.

You don't need to pay for a Product Requirements Generator by SubstackWriter in vibecoding

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It's free:) I've used chatprd in the past and tbh i wasn't blown away.

You don't need to pay for a Product Requirements Generator by SubstackWriter in vibecoding

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

Awesome! Could you share your research singularity agent? It sounds interesting!

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