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Show HN: Roadmark – roadmaps that branch instead of overwriting the plan
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alekstret
1mo ago
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alekstret
1mo ago
In my project, I pay a general price for using agent quota. For me, it's not about saving money but about being sure that I have full control over the usage limits. My product provides a pool that depends on the plan (100 or 500 reques
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alekstret
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Here is my working flow, confirmed by more than 400 pr merged over the last 4 months. More than half of them were following my current strategy: 1. My agent writes code. 2. Then it creates tests and verifies that all of them actually work,
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alekstret
1mo ago
Most of the time it works as you said, but I implemented one rule that fixed these issues for me: my agent doesn't count a test until it has watched it fail. The process works the following way: the agent writes the test, then it delet
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alekstret
1mo ago
This morning, when I woke up, I checked the phone notifications. I saw some alerts from the LastQuake app that a major earthquake occurred on Flores. I didn't feel it here in Bukit, Bali, where I currently reside.
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alekstret
1mo ago
"Make mistakes cheaper" part works until you make irreversible changes. As I'm building solo with an agent's help, I always try to control what the agent actually can or can't do. For instance, all DB migrations and
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alekstret
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I'm building solo and am extensionally using Claude Code for development and testing. The following scheme finally works great for me. First of all, the agent writes code. After that, it creates tests and verifies that all of them work
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alekstret
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I also recently launched my product and am still struggling to gain a user base. But one week ago, I started posting my app on specific platforms, such as SaaSHub. I think that over time it will deliver results because it not only anchors y
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alekstret
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I work as QA during the day, but at night I become a B̶a̶t̶m̶a̶n̶ solo founder. I started to work like this at the end of April and have had almost no days off. With the day job, it is around 12-14 hours per day till now. It's not 996
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It's hard to advise without a specific example, but from my perspective, this process is something natural for all companies. If you have analytics, you can proceed with future movement, such as focusing on one product/feature and