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by elevenapril 8mo ago
I'm going to steal that "dynamically balancing volume" metaphor. It perfectly explains why static rules usually aren't enough on their own. We need that runtime "remixing" to get a clear signal. Thanks for the
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by elevenapril 8mo ago
Wow, I have to admit, the "Shannon sense / error-correcting codes" angle is wild. I'm just here trying to stop people from accidentally letting agents rm -rf their servers with static rules, but your approach to runtime
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by elevenapril 8mo ago
Thanks! The 'macro linter' framing is spot on—treating skill definitions with the same rigor as code is exactly the goal. regarding 'test building': are you envisioning something that auto-generates adversarial inputs (l
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by elevenapril 8mo ago
Hi HN, I built SkillRisk because I was terrified of giving my AI agents shell_exec or broad API access without checking them first. It is a free security analyzer strictly for AI Agent Skills (Tools). The Problem: We define skills in JSON&#
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Show HN: SkillRisk – Free security analyzer for AI agent skills(skillrisk.org)
2 points by elevenapril 8mo ago|8 comments
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by elevenapril 9mo ago
It’s funny how different brains work. For her, any sound feels like an interruption or a 'demand' from the phone. She prefers the visual cue because it lets her check the time on her terms, rather than the phone interrupting her f
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by elevenapril 9mo ago
I hear you. It sounds like you have a good internal clock! For people with severe time blindness (like the friend I built this for), the problem is the opposite: time disappears completely. If she doesn't look, she assumes she has hour
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by elevenapril 9mo ago
Hey HN, I built this app for a friend who has ADHD. The backstory: She was struggling to stick to her daily routine, so I asked her, "Why don't you just use the system alarms?" Her reaction was immediate: "Don't tal
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Show HN: I built a countdown app because system alarms gave my friend anxiety(apps.apple.com)
2 points by elevenapril 9mo ago|5 comments
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by elevenapril 9mo ago
Hi HN, I’m the creator of SWOTPal. I built this because I spent years in strategy roles where 80% of the time was spent formatting slides and only 20% on actual thinking. I wanted to invert that ratio. SWOTPal is a Web and iOS app that uses
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Show HN: SWOTPal – Analyze LinkedIn profiles and websites into SWOT charts(swotpal.elevenapril.com)
1 points by elevenapril 9mo ago|1 comments
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by elevenapril 10mo ago
This is really helpful, thank you. You're right — the value is in quantifying something we can mostly intuit. That's a high bar. Honestly leaning toward just making it $1.99 upfront, no freemium. Simpler and more honest. The beach
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by elevenapril 10mo ago
Appreciate the honesty — this is exactly the feedback I need. Core app is free, subscription is just for trends. But yeah, I'm not married to the model. If enough people prefer one-time purchase, I'd consider adding that option. W
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by elevenapril 10mo ago
Hi HN, I built this because I live in a city with limited sunshine and kept missing the good days while working from home. The problem: Apple Watch tracks "Time in Daylight" but buries it in Health app with zero insights. What I b
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Show HN: SunshinePal – Track your actual sunlight exposure with Apple Watch(apps.apple.com)
1 points by elevenapril 10mo ago|6 comments