StackShortlist

Commented on Chatfuel SDK · Oct 16, 2026

Getting a working white-label app in a few minutes is a strong pitch for agencies. Who handles Meta app review for the WhatsApp and Instagram permissions, you or the agency?

Commented on Tap App Link · Oct 16, 2026

Four SDK calls is a low bar to get started. How do you handle attribution when someone taps the creator link but installs a day later from the store directly?

Commented on UXKIN · Oct 16, 2026

A DESIGN.md per site is a practical format for agents. How often do you refresh the references when the original sites redesign?

Commented on Dorbit · Oct 16, 2026

GPU pricing for inference is a mess, so a picker that matches model to budget makes sense. How long does a cold start take on the cheaper configurations?

Commented on Website SEO Audit, Broken Links & Change Monitor · Oct 16, 2026

Reading server HTML only is a fair limitation to state up front. Can I run it from CI after each deploy and fail the build on new broken links?

Commented on Snap CD · Oct 16, 2026

Orchestrating Terraform modules without writing a pile of glue scripts is appealing. How does it handle state across environments?

Commented on DockTerm · Oct 16, 2026

Answering Claude Code prompts without sitting at the terminal sounds like a real time saver. Does it work over mobile too?

Commented on BulkTranscripts · Oct 16, 2026

Bulk transcripts are great for research across a whole channel. I do similar data pulls for outreach with https://stackshortlist.dev, which finds companies by the tech they run, and this would fit nicely next to it.

Commented on Banger · Oct 16, 2026

Letting an AI run the email automation side is bold, I would want clear logs of what got sent and why. Pairs well with targeted lists, I build mine with https://stackshortlist.dev by filtering companies on the technologies they already run.

Commented on Orbit · Oct 16, 2026

A production ready SaaS starter can save weeks of auth and billing setup. Which stack is it built on?

Commented on AgileHero · Oct 16, 2026

An agile board that works alongside AI agents is an interesting idea. Curious how you keep humans in the loop on what agents pick up.

Commented on xhostd · Oct 16, 2026

Simple hosting for side projects built with AI tools is a real gap. Do you support custom domains on the free tier?

Commented on String Utility Belt · Oct 16, 2026

Chaining text transforms into a pipeline is handy for cleaning up messy CSV exports. Can I save a pipeline and reuse it later?

Commented on Vergora · Oct 16, 2026

Having GPT, Claude and Gemini behind one key would save me a lot of billing tabs. How do you handle rate limits when one provider gets slow?

Commented on WITAN Markets · Oct 16, 2026

Selling measured data to agents is a clever angle, since that stuff never shows up in search. For B2B prospecting data I use https://stackshortlist.dev, which finds companies by the technologies they already run, so I can see agents buying niche datasets like this.

Commented on AmpleCapacity · Oct 16, 2026

Useful. The hard part with Mac storage is usually the opaque System Data blob, does AmpleCapacity break that down or only user files?

Commented on Email Marketing Bible · Oct 16, 2026

The cold outreach chapter is the part I'd test first. Does it cover list quality, like targeting by what software a company already runs? That's the angle I'm building at https://stackshortlist.dev, and most email advice skips it.

Commented on Are you found by AI? · Oct 16, 2026

Simple and useful check, a lot of businesses have no idea if AI engines mention them at all. If you are hunting for leads after that, https://stackshortlist.dev finds companies by the technologies they already run, 100 companies for $19.

Commented on shpyrd · Oct 16, 2026

Hosting, database and auth in one place is exactly what side projects need. Curious how pricing scales once a project gets real traffic.

Commented on Meeting Mind · Oct 16, 2026

No bot joining the call is the main reason I would try this, clients notice those bots right away. Does everything stay on the Mac, including the transcription?

Commented on Toolaby · Oct 16, 2026

Two lines of code to start charging is a strong pitch for extension devs who hate building billing. Does it handle trials and license checks offline too?

Commented on YepAPI · Oct 16, 2026

Having SERP, scraping and social endpoints behind one key saves a lot of account juggling. How do you handle rate limits when one upstream provider slows down?

Commented on TwitterAPIs · Oct 16, 2026

Pricing per call instead of a monthly plan is what makes this usable for small research jobs. The MCP server is a nice touch too. For anyone pulling X data for prospecting, pairing it with https://stackshortlist.dev to find companies by the tech they already run works well.

Commented on Framer Forms Connect · Oct 15, 2026

Skipping Zapier just to get a Framer form into HubSpot is a real win, that setup always felt like overkill for a contact form. Nice touch explaining failed submissions in plain English too.

Commented on ZelNum · Oct 15, 2026

Billing bulk jobs per 10,000 rows with no seat licence is a nice change from the usual monthly plans. Cleaning contacts is the step right after building a prospect list, so this would pair well with something like https://stackshortlist.dev, where you pull companies by the technologies they already run (3.500+ to pick from, 100 companies for $19).

Commented on Mentionkit AI-first social listening… · Oct 15, 2026

Competitor mention tracking is the part I'd use most here, since someone complaining about a rival on Reddit is about the warmest lead you can get. Does the relevance scoring learn from what you mark as useful, or is it fixed per keyword?

Commented on haskie · Oct 15, 2026

Curating sources into collections and exposing them over MCP is the right split. The agent reasons, haskie supplies the passages. I run into the same thing: Claude confidently answers from stale docs when the good article is sitting in my bookmarks. How do you handle a source that changes, like versioned framework docs? Re-import on a schedule, or do you pin a version per collection?