15:[[47904167,{"by":"jmt710","descendants":4,"id":47904167,"kids":[47908914,47906044,47904789,47912697,47908398],"score":6,"text":"Describe a task, and AI will give you a breakdown of whether it can do your task well, poorly, or somewhere in between. I built it mostly because I kept getting asked "what is AI even good for" and fumbling the answer.

The most fun use is testing it on things you already know it can't do and seeing how it explains why it can't be done.","time":1777147679,"title":"Show HN: Good AI Task – a tool for asking AI what it can and can't do","type":"story","url":"https://goodaitask.com"}],[47895455,{"by":"ldlework","descendants":1,"id":47895455,"kids":[47900011],"score":11,"text":"I built this for myself but I figured why not share.

The aim of CCM is to be able to fully manage all Claude Code configuration files, both globally and those in your project.

Some neat features:

- Manages your CLAUDE.md, rules, hooks, agents, memories and so on.

- Elevate memories to rules

- Copy/Move any asset from one scope to another, or elevate it to global scope

- Install marketplaces and plugins

The full app is embedded right on the site as a demo so you can try it out.

I'm happy to receive feedback, I know it's not perfect. Thanks for taking a look.","time":1777063133,"title":"Show HN: Claude Code Manager","type":"story","url":"https://claude.ldlework.com/"}],[47880204,{"by":"rkorlimarla","descendants":11,"id":47880204,"kids":[47881195,47880512,47897152,47894874,47880369,47881296,47888174,47900393,47889149,47909302,47886619,47906458,47914704,47888637],"score":10,"text":"I honestly think that even with AGI or ACI; without deep understanding of technical architectures and fundamentals , the last 10 miles will be tough! When I tried to build products using Claude Code, i had to interject , either to correct the code or suggest alternative SW designs, for the last few miles. And then operations/maintenance definitely required deeper intervention. Thankfully, I am faily technical - Wondering, if anyone else was able to accomplish this, being totally hands-off?","time":1776971433,"title":"Can non-developer build commercial products with AI","type":"story"}],[47859099,{"by":"morawr","descendants":7,"id":47859099,"kids":[47880464,47861106,47869744,47868119,47860337],"score":11,"text":"I built a plugin that lets Claude Code delegate work to Gemini CLI.

I started this after finding myself reaching for Gemini more often on long context repo work. I have been especially liking Gemini’s codebaseinvestigator for long context.

This is inspired by openai/codex-plugin-cc.

Code Review, adversarial review. Under the hood its Gemini CLI over ACP

Would love feedback from people using Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or ACP. I am especially curious whether this feels useful outside my own workflow.

Its a great combo with Opus 4.7 + Gemini 3.1 workflows","time":1776832869,"title":"Show HN: Gemini Plugin for Claude Code","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/m-ghalib/gemini-plugin-cc"}],[47865594,{"by":"npilk","descendants":9,"id":47865594,"kids":[47879219,47866629,47866972,47867988,47872609,47869647,47869242],"score":5,"text":"$16","time":1776873966,"title":"Show HN: A free tool for non-technical folks to easily publish a website","type":"story","url":"https://weejur.com"}],[47866913,{"by":"pella","descendants":243,"id":47866913,"kids":[47870179,47867253,47868297,47867899,47867281,47867303,47867240,47867909,47868919,47867460,47867406,47877691,47867774,47867508,47874827,47869431,47868672,47867554,47868571,47867768,47868471,47871119,47876274,47877094,47868873,47871834,47870407,47872125,47867223,47869653,47867292,47879961,47867384,47868291,47868329,47867383,47867413,47867785,47868319,47868616,47867999,47872156,47868824,47871370,47867649,47873942,47868915,47868070,47873053,47872147,47867404,47873919,47870632,47872190,47876646,47871607,47870715,47870491,47872594,47867761,47868138],"score":422,"time":1776880277,"title":"Over-editing refers to a model modifying code beyond what is necessary","type":"story","url":"https://nrehiew.github.io/blog/minimal_editing/"}],[47813403,{"by":"vlidholt","descendants":1,"id":47813403,"kids":[47813916],"score":2,"text":"Artificial intelligence is an amazing tool for brainstorming, programming, or generating images. But it’s also incredibly good at writing long, meaningless text filled with platitudes or producing code that continuously reinvents the wheel or misses edge cases. This has become known as slop.

My inboxes have been increasingly filled with low-effort slop. I’m sure that this happens to many of you, too. The reddest of flags is being sent slop for work; at first glance, it may look credible, but it falls apart when you actually read the text.

This prompted me to write three principles for working with AI and creating a website to send to your friend or colleague when they send you slop.

Let's stop the slop and get back to doing great work together.","time":1776490468,"title":"Show HN: A site for stopping work slop","type":"story","url":"https://stopnoslop.com/"}],[47759035,{"by":"agentseal","descendants":27,"id":47759035,"kids":[47804379,47812549,47801125,47810979,47804428,47796590,47797785,47796907,47797603,47801532,47796769,47910159,47814544,47797590,47807216,47835564,47801485,47797936,47811536,47813575,47814769,47796297],"score":112,"text":"Built this after realizing I was spending ~$1400/week on Claude Code with almost no visibility into what was actually consuming tokens.

Tools like ccusage give a cost breakdown per model and per day, but I wanted to understand usage at the task level.

CodeBurn reads the JSONL session transcripts that Claude Code stores locally (~/.claude/projects/) and classifies each turn into 13 categories based on tool usage patterns (no LLM calls involved).

One surprising result: about 56% of my spend was on conversation turns with no tool usage. Actual coding (edits/writes) was only ~21%.

The interface is an interactive terminal UI built with Ink (React for terminals), with gradient bar charts, responsive panels, and keyboard navigation. There’s also a SwiftBar menu bar integration for macOS.

Happy to hear feedback or ideas.","time":1776121025,"title":"Show HN: CodeBurn – Analyze Claude Code token usage by task","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/AgentSeal/codeburn"}],[47722752,{"by":"lip404","descendants":6,"id":47722752,"kids":[47723244,47729003,47723242,47723111,47722858,47722761],"score":10,"time":1775850210,"title":"Show HN: I built a site that shows every world event you lived through","type":"story","url":"https://youdidntnotice.com/"}],[47725583,{"by":"areoform","descendants":453,"id":47725583,"kids":[47725663,47726166,47726338,47725721,47725840,47725729,47726124,47725824,47725727,47731977,47728576,47725599,47725928,47726306,47730699,47725619,47726399,47725747,47727526,47726094,47726100,47725769,47727226,47726073,47725647,47727389,47727063,47725806,47726064,47726157,47725686,47728694,47735037,47727803,47726331,47726071,47727545,47727379,47726703,47731000,47725616,47726949,47726933,47725710,47730559,47734875,47726443,47728121,47728138,47726637,47729999,47728388,47731061,47725938,47725854,47726054,47726261],"score":1288,"time":1775866251,"title":"Artemis II safely splashes down","type":"story","url":"https://www.cbsnews.com/live-updates/artemis-ii-splashdown-return/"}],[47716617,{"by":"brainbun","descendants":8,"id":47716617,"kids":[47733844,47720393,47749905,47716733,47722218,47728309],"score":27,"time":1775821291,"title":"Show HN: Do All the Things","type":"story","url":"https://www.doallthethings.app/"}],[47706293,{"by":"kanjun","descendants":3,"id":47706293,"kids":[47706643,47706312],"score":15,"text":"$17","time":1775754617,"title":"Show HN: Control your X/Twitter feed using a small on-device LLM","type":"story","url":"https://imbue.com/product/bouncer/"}],[47673394,{"by":"Zm44","descendants":208,"id":47673394,"kids":[47673955,47675655,47675552,47674115,47674176,47674629,47674070,47674571,47677012,47674392,47675111,47674507,47674177,47679399,47676213,47678220,47674432,47673972,47675841,47676966,47674759,47678240,47676263,47678486,47677822,47678786,47674202,47677309,47678651,47673953,47676768,47676963,47674011,47676190,47675922,47676789,47674095,47674284,47688235,47695007,47675034,47675457,47675588,47677941,47675956,47687169,47674050,47676651,47678431,47677203,47674119,47674320,47674397,47674091,47724786,47702013,47674304,47673961,47676340,47674732,47677805,47674889,47674877,47675762],"score":252,"text":"Last week SWYX nerd-sniped me into building an Open-source Dropbox.

Here is Locker: the ultimate open-source Google Drive/box/Dropbox alternative \n- Provider agnostic (S3, R2, vercel blob, local)\n- BYOB (Bring your own bucket)\n- Virtual file system\n- QMD Search plugin","time":1775560337,"title":"Show HN: Stop paying for Dropbox/Google Drive, use your own S3 bucket instead","type":"story","url":"https://locker.dev"}],[47694036,{"by":"latchkey","descendants":158,"id":47694036,"kids":[47698602,47695001,47697504,47694318,47694953,47697201,47700677,47695109,47695035,47697750,47697777,47694866,47695328,47716708,47712154,47694946,47694982,47699901,47700189,47694693,47696300,47696591,47695039,47695765,47697953,47695327,47695015,47695197,47698350,47704898,47695263],"score":147,"time":1775671732,"title":"Show HN: Orange Juice – Small UX improvements that make HN easier to read","type":"story","url":"http://oj-hn.com/"}]]

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