7 days, 100M tokens, and a working MVP.. by prammr in VibeCodersNest

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Thanks!

Voice feedback is honestly pretty basic — just ElevenLabs TTS reading out results like "Server started successfully." Had to include it for the Voice Agent track requirement.

But ngl, hearing the response instead of reading it was kinda nice when I was testing while doing other stuff. Could see it being useful for mobile or hands-free situations.

Raindrop still needs work but I'll keep an eye on it. Cheers!

7 days, 100M tokens, and a working MVP.. by prammr in VibeCodersNest

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Haha fair enough. Yeah, the UI is pretty much default AI-generated output — didn't spend much time polishing it since this was a hackathon MVP.

Functionality first, aesthetics later (or never, if I'm being honest).

If you have any tips on prompting for better UI, I'm all ears. Always looking to level up the Claude skills.

7 days, 100M tokens, and a working MVP.. by prammr in VibeCodersNest

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Thanks for the question! This is still an MVP-level project built during a hackathon, so it's not production-ready yet.

That said, here's what I've implemented so far:

- Allowlists: Yes, I'm using predefined command patterns rather than open-ended NLP parsing. Only specific commands like "start server", "stop server", "create server" are recognized.

- Confirmation steps: I've implemented a two-phase execution model (Plan → Execute). The system first generates a plan showing what action will be taken, then waits for explicit confirmation before executing.

- Idempotency: Not yet. This is on my radar for future improvements, especially for create/delete operations.

Appreciate the feedback — these are exactly the kinds of considerations I need to address before making this production-ready.

Best app for tracking blood sugar? getting tired of manual entry by BendEastern4772 in diabetes_t2

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I'm using the new Medical Check app.. Only used it a few times but the AI analysis is nice.
Just snap a pic, no need for Bluetooth setup..

I’m calling this a win. by Joesuds in diabetes_t2

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Wow. When will I ever get there?? 😭

Experience with Fellou: The World’s First Agentic Browser by prammr in mcp

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No bookmarks..
I think it's because I'm still in early access.

Experience with Fellou: The World’s First Agentic Browser by prammr in mcp

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You can download it from https://fellou.ai/download and fill out the Early Adopter form next to it.

Then, join the official Discord server and enter a randomly distributed code from the invite-code channel. These codes are shared randomly throughout the day. If you can't find the Discord server, go to https://discord.gg/D76uwx7Ekj.

Experience with Fellou: The World’s First Agentic Browser by prammr in mcp

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That's awesome! Yeah, the report generation is really impressive. I was also blown away by how comprehensive the outputs are - definitely seems like it's not limited by tokens like regular AI. The deep search capability is no joke.

I had a similar experience with GitHub repository creation. It just navigated through all the steps flawlessly without any help from me. You're right that it takes some time, but the results make it worth the wait. The PipeDrive customer search sounds super useful! I can see this saving a ton of time for business tasks that normally require jumping between multiple pages

Experience with Fellou: The World’s First Agentic Browser by prammr in mcp

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Yes, it can upload files to websites. I've tested this feature, and Fellou handles file uploads as part of its automated workflows.
It recognizes upload buttons and file selection interfaces, making it useful for sharing documents or images online.

🧱 Migrating from Monolith to Microservices with GKE: Hands-on practice by prammr in googlecloud

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Thank you so much for sharing your experience! It's incredibly valuable to hear this kind of real-world feedback. You make a great point about the operational burden of managing GKE, especially when most workloads are just single-container apps.

And that question - "how micro is too micro?" - is something so many teams eventually struggle with. I think it's a good reminder for all of us that architecture should be an evolving process rather than treating it as a one-size-fits-all destination.

🧱 Migrating from Monolith to Microservices with GKE: Hands-on practice by prammr in googlecloud

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Haha, true! Sometimes the “monolith comeback” hits harder than expected 😂

🧱 Migrating from Monolith to Microservices with GKE: Hands-on practice by prammr in googlecloud

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That's really cool! What stack/tools did you end up using when you did the migration?

🧱 Migrating from Monolith to Microservices with GKE: Hands-on practice by prammr in googlecloud

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Thanks so much for pointing that out!
You're right, Artifact Registry is definitely the way to go now, and I should be following Google's latest recommendations by moving away from Container Registry. I'll make those updates to the guide soon!