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I built ProwlA to automate my job search. It's a job application tracker with 28 MCP tools so AI agents can help with the tedious parts.

Three modes: - Manual: Just a clean React/SQLite job tracker - MCP Assisted: Ask LLM to research companies, generate cover letters - Autonomous: Pair with OpenClaw for scheduled scans and background processing

The MCP server exposes tools for job CRUD, company research, materials generation, task queues with locking, event subscriptions, and token tracking.

Stack: React, Express, SQLite, MCP SDK

Would love feedback!

This script cleans up all the crap that AI adds to a vibe project (with your permission).

I wrote this about my recent journey with AI product building. I'm a product designer with 20 years experience, recently moved to AI full stack dev.

I built this using AI in 20 minutes. Pretty cool app that I for sure will be using!

This is about my experiment to take almost two decades of experience designing and building SaaS apps, to see if I can build a fully-featured app in less than 5 hours, using AI.

I've been working on this idea for a few years, and I finally launched a product that attempts to solve the problem of inefficient meetings. Your thoughts and feedback are really welcome, and you can be as brutally honest as you like.

Uniteable is a tool that easily integrates with Google Calendar and Asana. It takes your existing scheduled meetings, and allows you and your team to add notes in realtime, those notes can then become tasks which can be sent to Asana at the end of the meeting. Afterwards you'll have an archived meeting that you and your team can always access for reference.

It's a productivity app for helping people manage their time and resources. I don't want to post the link because I think there must be some basic principles that can be applied to a variety of B2B SaaS apps which would be helpful to a lot of people. What I'm really after is a leader who can build a strategy for us, someone who knows the space well and how SaaS works.

We had around 40 users to start with. Yes the graph is a little mis-leading because I've left the sessions stuck on 0. Thanks for pointing it out.

Drum 'n' Bass – might be a UK thing.

I wrote a collection of posts on lessons I've learned from 8+ years in SaaS. Hope it helps.

That might be how you read it. It wasn't my intention to mislead, but to make people aware of the fact that there's a new time tracking integration (the first actually) which I know lots of people would value.

Yep!

I guess it should read "adds time tracking integration".

It's useful to be able to just track time directly from Slack, e.g "/start development", and I'm glad to finally have an app that does it.

I love Laravel 5. I built this in less than 6 weeks thanks to the amazing framework and its community. Wanted to build something simple to plan my week (allocate resources) but also track how I was spending my time in a week. Adding Slack integration next week.

You should take a look at our tool - Project Bubble (http://projectbubble.com). It's designed for creatives who work in teams. There's no payment commitment for small teams so you should be able to use it for free.

Thanks Sujan.

It's probably just the load. We're getting new visitations every second so it's taking a bit of a hammering. It's running on Rackspace dedicated, PHP 5.3, CodeIgniter, MySQL 5.5

You should try and get this in the iBook store too?

Oh I thought it did support OAuth. That's a shame.

At the moment, there is no fixed criteria really. If you are entrepreneurial and have started a company in the past I'd say you are welcome. If you have something to share that's going to be useful to other startups, you're welcome.

Hiya, Yeah good question. Well the thing is why don't you use Sprouter? I don't think you can be a part of too many networks, the more the better. The thinking behind Fowndr is it's not so much about lots of 'sages' who know the answers helping people who don't know, rather lots of people who are all exploring the challenges as well as the fun aspects of running a startup, together. It's all about the community.

Just a bit of background info. Fowndr is a Forrst for startups, it's invite only and was featured on HN a week ago. You can read more on my blog: http://stugreen.com/blog/2011/03/introducing-fowndr

Should probably also mention this post which explains more about the idea. http://stugreen.com/blog/2011/03/introducing-fowndr (was on HN a few weeks ago)

Yeah that's it, you got it. You can set it up as a cron too, so that it keeps on submitting to TechCrunch and Mashable every day or so.

Thanks Jeff!!! You're awesome. Yes check out Project Bubble if you want a great UI.

Might be the load. Had about a thousand visitations in 20 minutes.

Where are you getting this message? I'm not seeing it.

I would imagine that founders already in the network would want to encourage young, new and ambitious founders by inviting them in to the network. There they would be able to share their startup with the community and learn a lot in the process.

Thanks. Well, I guess that will be up to the people handing out invites - it will be up to the community to decide 'who gets in', but the fundamental requirements would be that they are founders or co-founders of a Startup that is less than 3 years old and is actively committed to building a business. Thoughts welcome.