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Steal this clean mobile app UI system : - Titles: Inter Tight 22/28px Semi Bold, -0.7px letter spacing - Section headers: Inter Tight 19/24px Semi Bold, and 0.6px letter spacing - Body/day labels: Inter Tight 14.5/18px Regular, and 0.3px letter spacing - Buttons: 38-46px circular, 6px inset highlight + soft drop shadow, no flat fills - Cards: 12-18px radius depending on depth, layered box-shadows not borders - Text: var(--text) for primary, var(--muted) for secondary, var(--strong) for icons - Dividers: 1px var(--track), never a visible border color Tight tokens, layered shadows instead of borders, negative tracking on every heading. That's what makes dense mobile screens still feel calm.

Your AI agent should not forget everything when the session ends. 5 GitHub projects for building a persistent second brain: -GBrain Long-term memory and knowledge management for AI agents. github.com/garrytan/gbrain -LLM Wiki Karpathy’s blueprint for an AI-maintained knowledge base that improves with every source. gist.github.com/karpathy/442… -AI Memory Share project context and handoffs across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents. github.com/akitaonrails/ai-m… -Agent Second Brain Turn Telegram voice notes into organized, connected notes inside Obsidian. github.com/smixs/agent-secon… -COG Second Brain A self-improving Markdown system with specialized agents, skills and verification workflows. github.com/huytieu/COG-secon… Save this before your AI forgets everything again. 🔖

Someone turned a corporate performance improvement plan into an AI coding plugin. It is called PUA, and it pressures your coding agent whenever it tries to give up on a bug. What it does: - injects a persistent debugging protocol - detects repeated failures and escalates the pressure - switches strategies instead of repeating failed attempts - preserves its state through context compression - supports Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other coding agents The full hook system currently works best with Claude Code. github.com/tanweai/pua Free and open source. Possibly the most unhinged debugging plugin of 2026.

5 Claude Code plugins that solve five completely different problems 👇 1. FreeLLMAPI github.com/tashfeenahmed/fre… Routes Claude Code across hundreds of free model endpoints and switches providers when one limit is reached. 2. Lemo Opuscar github.com/lemomo-ai/lemo-op… Turns Claude Code into a code-based animation studio with dozens of ready-made film styles. 3. Ponytail github.com/DietrichGebert/po… Pushes Claude to write leaner code, avoid unnecessary work and reduce usage on larger tasks. 4. Agent Reach github.com/Panniantong/Agent… Gives your coding agent tools for researching and extracting public content across major web platforms. 5. NVIDIA SkillSpector github.com/nvidia/skillspect… Scans agent skills for prompt injection, data exfiltration, malicious code and supply-chain risks before installation. Usage, animation, efficiency, research and security. Five plugins that make Claude Code far more capable. Save this list 🔖

A one-person content studio can now run like a full creative team. These 10 open-source GitHub repos cover almost the entire workflow 👇 1. OpenCreator github.com/krillinai/OpenCre… Create scripts, images, audio, translations and edited videos from one Codex-powered workspace. 2. Social Media Research Skills github.com/ScrapeCreators/so… Find viral posts, study competitors, mine comments and extract hooks with coding agents. 3. Local Deep Research github.com/LearningCircuit/l… Turn any topic into a cited research report using the web, documents and local models. 4. FLUX.2 github.com/black-forest-labs… Generate and edit images for thumbnails, campaigns and social content. 5. Kokoro github.com/hexgrad/kokoro Convert written scripts into natural AI voiceovers with an open-weight TTS model. 6. ACE-Step 1.5 github.com/ace-step/ACE-Step… Generate songs, instrumentals and editable music sections from text prompts. 7. Short Video Factory github.com/YILS-LIN/short-vi… Produce short videos in batches with AI scripts, voiceovers, editing and subtitles. 8. AI YouTube Shorts Generator github.com/Anil-matcha/AI-Yo… Find highlights in long videos and automatically turn them into vertical clips. 9. Podcastfy github.com/souzatharsis/podc… Transform articles, documents and other sources into multilingual podcast conversations. 10. Social Media Agent github.com/langchain-ai/soci… Research, draft, review and schedule posts through one agent workflow. Research, writing, visuals, audio, video and distribution in one open-source stack. Save this before building your content system 🔖

50 places to launch, list or promote your startup 👇 1. reddit.com 2. feedmystartup.com 3. trustpilot.com 4. submitsaas.com 5. whatlaunched.today 6. aitools.neilpatel.com 7. g2.com 8. crunchbase.com 9. financesonline.com 10. devpost.com 11. geekwire.com 12. devhunt.org 13. goodfirms.co 14. hashnode.com 15. f6s.com 16. indiehackers.com 17. alternativeto.net 18. stackshare.io 19. brownbook.net 20. news.ycombinator.com 21. fazier.com 22. dang.ai 23. activesearchresults.com 24. softwaresuggest.com 25. toolpilot.ai 26. startupfa.me 27. peerlist.io 28. microlaunch.net 29. theresanaiforthat.com 30. saasworthy.com 31. betalist.com 32. comparecamp.com 33. tinystartups.co 34. saashub.com 35. x.com 36. viesearch.com 37. uneed.best 38. linkcentre.com 39. toolify.ai 40. magicbox.tools 41. althunt.io 42. 500.tools 43. getlatka.com 44. betterlaunch.co 45. startupxplore.com 46. futurepedia.io 47. sideprojectors.com 48. serchen.com 49. aitoolly.com 50. daniellaunches.com You do not need more launch ideas. You need to start submitting. Save this before your next launch 🔖

Karpathy built a better way to discover YouTube videos in just 2 hours. The process: - Claude analyzed 43 million Hacker News comments from the past 20 years -It extracted videos people repeatedly recommended -The list was narrowed down to 6,454 worthwhile videos -He turned the collection into a site called HackerTube -The entire project was built with Claude Opus 5.5 over a weekend No engagement bait. No endless recommendation loop. Just 20 years of useful videos curated through real human conversations. Very cool experiment 🫡

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7 free and open-source Mac resources worth bookmarking 👇 1. github.com/noahelhadedy/150-… - A curated directory of 150+ useful Mac apps across 11 categories. 2. icemenubar.app - Hide, rearrange and quickly search your menu bar items. 3. maccy.app - A lightweight, keyboard-first clipboard history manager. 4. rectangleapp.com - Snap, move and resize windows using shortcuts or screen edges. 5. iina.io - A modern native media player with gestures, PiP and plugin support. 6. ghostty.org - A fast, native and GPU-accelerated terminal emulator. 7. mowglii.com/itsycal - A tiny menu bar calendar with events and meeting shortcuts. Save this for your next Mac setup 🔖

Want that retro pixel look without creating everything from scratch? These 7 tools are worth bookmarking 👇 1. aseprite.org 2. dithermark.com 3. pixquare.art 4. halftonepro.com 5. lospec.com 6. moshpro.app 7. pixel-me.tokyo Which tool deserves the #8 spot?

A practical guide to how long SEO changes take 👇 1. Publishing a new page - Discovery: around 20 hours - Make sure it appears in your sitemap - Add internal links from existing pages - Check that Google can crawl and index it 2. Updating an existing page - Recrawl: around 30 days - Search title update: 1 to 2 days after processing - Check the last crawl date in Search Console before judging the result 3. Building or changing links - Link signal processing: minutes to 3 weeks - Google must discover and crawl the linking page first - Avoid expecting an immediate ranking change 4. Migrating a website - Typical processing time: 1 to 3 months - Map every old URL to the correct new URL - Monitor redirects, canonicals, crawl errors and indexing 5. Recovering from a core update - Typical recovery window: 3 to 6 months - Improve weak content, usability and site quality - Quick edits rarely produce an immediate recovery Remember: these processes can stack. Google may process a change quickly, but if the page is not recrawled for 30 days, the update can remain unseen for a month. Save this guide before your next SEO update 🔖

Steal this clean UI system for dashboards and landing pages: - Hero titles: Inter Tight 56/60px Semi Bold, -2px letter spacing - Dashboard titles: Inter Tight 28/34px Semi Bold, -0.8px letter spacing - Section headers: Inter Tight 20/26px Semi Bold, -0.4px letter spacing - Body text: Inter 15/24px Regular, max-width 620px - Layout: 1200px container, 24px gutters, 12-column grid - Sidebar: 240px wide, 16px internal spacing - Buttons: 42-48px height, 10px radius, 18px horizontal padding - Cards: 16px radius, 1px subtle border, soft layered shadow - Forms: 44px height, clear labels, one accent focus state - Charts: one accent color, muted gridlines, direct labels - Landing sections: 96px vertical spacing, one goal per section - Dashboard spacing: 8px base system, 24px between major blocks - Colors: one background, one surface, one accent and two text levels Use more breathing room on landing pages and tighter spacing inside dashboards.

Steal this clean landing page design system: - Hero title: Inter Tight 64/66px Semi Bold, -2.4px letter spacing - Section titles: Inter Tight 42/48px Semi Bold, 1.2px letter spacing - Body copy: Inter 18/28px Regular, max-width 620px - Container: 1180px max-width, 24px mobile gutters, 48px desktop gutters - Sections: 96-120px vertical spacing on desktop, 64-80px on mobile - Buttons: 48px height, 12px radius, 20-24px horizontal padding - Cards: 20px radius, subtle 1px border and one soft shadow - Grid: 12 columns on desktop, one column on mobile, 24px gaps - Hero copy: one clear promise, two supporting lines and one primary CTA - Colors: one background, one surface, one accent and two text levels Wide containers, short copy, generous spacing and negative tracking only on headings. That’s what makes a landing page feel premium without adding more decoration.

𝗔𝗽𝗽 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗴𝗿𝗼𝘄𝘁𝗵 𝗴𝗲𝘁𝘀 𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗶𝗲𝗿 𝘄𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗱𝗲𝗹𝗶𝗯𝗲𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗹𝘆 𝗰𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗯𝗲 𝗱𝗶𝘀𝗰𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗱. Here’s how ↓ - Choose the most accurate category and target relevant, less competitive keywords - Ship meaningful updates that improve the experience - Ask satisfied users for honest ratings at the right moment - Show your strongest features in action through screenshots and previews - Localize your title, subtitle, keywords and screenshots for promising markets - Plan launches around relevant seasonal demand - Reply to reviews, especially technical complaints and low ratings - Keep your app name clean and use the subtitle for an important keyword - Nominate launches and major updates for featuring through App Store Connect - Track impressions, page views and downloads every week - Test different icons and screenshots with Product Page Optimization - Remove unnecessary permissions before submitting Better positioning, stronger creative assets and continuous testing compound over time. What would you add?

Most App Store rejections are avoidable. Check these 10 things before submitting ↓ 1. Test the release build Run it on real devices. Check fresh installs, upgrades, slow internet, empty states and denied permissions. 2. Keep your backend online The reviewer must be able to access every feature. Make sure APIs, databases and external services work during review. 3. Provide a demo account Add working credentials, sample data and clear testing steps. Include any verification codes, QR codes or special instructions. 4. Set up payments correctly Digital features and subscriptions generally require In-App Purchase. Make every product visible, functional and available for review. 5. Include account deletion If users can create an account, they must be able to initiate deletion inside the app. Deactivation alone is not enough. 6. Get privacy details right Your privacy policy, App Store privacy labels, SDK behavior and privacy manifest should match. Only collect data your app genuinely needs. 7. Write clear permission prompts Explain exactly why you need access to the camera, location, photos or microphone. Ask only when the user activates that feature. 8. Check your metadata Screenshots, descriptions, prices and feature claims must match the current app. Mention paid features clearly. 9. Explain hidden or complex flows Use the review notes to show where every non-obvious feature lives. Do not include undocumented or dormant functionality. 10. Offer meaningful mobile value A simple website wrapper may be rejected. Give users a useful, complete and app-like experience. Make it impossible for the reviewer to get stuck. Save this before submitting 🔖