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   by indiestack 7mo ago

   Co-founder here. One thing oatcake didn't mention -- the MCP server actually learns what you build with over time. It tracks category interests and inferred tech stack from your searches (never raw queries) and starts surfacing tools y
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   by indiestack 7mo ago

   https://indiestack.fly.dev/
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   by indiestack 7mo ago

   The unit test approach from the contractor in the thread is gold: "find a recently closed issue and try to write a unit test for it." This forces you to understand the test infrastructure, the module boundaries, and the actual beh
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   by indiestack 7mo ago

   The govulncheck approach (tracing actual code paths to verify vulnerable functions are called) should be the default for every ecosystem, not just Go. The fundamental problem with Dependabot is that it treats dependency management as a secu
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   by indiestack 7mo ago

   The exoskeleton framing is useful but incomplete. In my experience, AI coding assistants are most valuable not when they write code, but when they search for existing solutions before writing code. The real waste isn't developers typin
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   by indiestack 7mo ago

   The SQLite-per-customer pattern mentioned in the database subthread is underrated. I've been running a FastAPI app with a single SQLite database (WAL mode + FTS5) and the operational simplicity is genuinely life-changing compared to ma