Tools

Psycho, promoted at psychoaesthetics.app by @fastrlife (2026-06-22), is a photo-based web app that assesses and scores a person's body relative to a stated classical ideal.

Vintage Dunhill Rollagas lighters are highlighted for their pre-1980s styling—especially hidden hinges and badge-free cases—alongside vintage Cartier as similarly chic options.

Author @DeanTTraining reports using one electrolyte packet daily and says the supplement has provided a huge boost to workouts for the past two years, stressing not to underestimate hydration.

The post by @DataChaz (published 2026-06-22) is a concise referral directing followers to sakana.ai/fugu with the message “check it out.” It provides no further description of Fugu’s purpose, features, or why readers should visit, making it a bare link/share rather than an explanatory or evaluative endorsement.

Derek Nee previews Matrix, a beta platform intended to let users spin up fully agent‑led, revenue‑generating "0‑Person Companies" after eight months of private development.

Matrix is promoted by @DataChaz (22 June 2026) as an 'Agent Company Runtime' built by @DerekNee and team; the short post praises the team and invites readers to try matrix.build.

The post by @DataChaz on 2026-06-22 promotes a free trial of "Workers," directing readers to the landing page https://aiworkers.so/.

Evis Drenova (posting as or retweeted by @DataChaz on 2026-06-22) recommends switching to Raycast, describing it as free and great, after complaining that macOS Spotlight is "horribly useless." They give a concrete example: searching "codex" yields five random images and a dictionary result rather than the Codex app they open every day.

Sakana AI released 'Sakana Fugu' (announced 2026-06-22), promoting 'Fugu Ultra' as a single-model API that provides full multi-agent orchestration and—according to the company and amplified by @DataChaz—matches the frontier performance of competitors Fable and Mythos while purportedly sidestepping export-control risks.

The post lists four tools to improve agent development loops: agent-browser.dev for validating changes in an actual browser, portless.sh to avoid port conflicts and support git worktrees, emulate.dev to emulate third-party APIs during testing, and ai-cli.dev for command-line image and video generation—streamlining verification, integration, and media tasks.

chat.eve.dev is a reference agent template (announced by @allenzhou101 on 2026-06-22) built on the Eve framework to accelerate building agents for support, incident response, or deep research.

These small businesses have strong online reviews but lack websites; Hyperagent, crediting @coreyganim for the idea, ran a single-prompt workflow that in 9 minutes researched 100+ businesses, selected the top 10 candidates, and generated 10 new sites they can sell to those owners.

AI2 published TMax 27B on Hugging Face: a 27-billion-parameter terminal agent that scores 42.7% on Terminal Bench 2.0.

David Ch unveiled "Website to App," a paste-a-URL tool that uses Claude Fable 5 to automatically code, design, launch, and translate a fully-native iOS and Android app inspired by the original website.

The post by @chddaniel (2026-06-22) promotes shipper.now, asserting founders can reach a $1M company without hiring developers or employees.

Claude Fable 5 is presented as a Website-to-App tool that, from a single pasted URL, automatically scans a site and produces native iOS and Android apps, including coding, design, translation, App Store submission preparation, and ongoing self-maintenance — all claimed to run without human intervention, per a 2026-06-22 demo shared by David Ch and amplified by @chddaniel.

The post promotes joining @WorksInProgMag as a remedy against low-quality AI content, citing a Patrick Collison share of a Kevin Kelly endorsement (recomendo.com/p/works-in-pro) to bolster credibility and urging readers to subscribe via worksinprogress.co/print.

The post celebrates that Wired founding editor Kevin Kelly publicly praised the print design of Works in Progress magazine; Patrick Collison amplified the endorsement via a recomendo.com link and encouraged readers to subscribe at worksinprogress.co/print, shared on 2026-06-22.

The post highlights the @usemonologue action‑button shortcut for iPhone, which Nat Eliason (shared 2026-06-22) calls the closest thing to a walkie‑talkie.

Author @Boenau (2026-06-22) shares enthusiasm for a newly purchased Gazelle Medeo T10 e-bike, owned for one week and used for fun, running errands, and grocery shopping, while also including a direct

Alventra Marketing (author @bloggersarvesh) is offering a 90-day guaranteed program for local businesses that claims to raise Google Business Profile rankings, drive increased local website traffic, and produce consistent calls and inquiries.

The post by @bloggersarvesh (2026-06-22) claims Claude Opus 4.7 is the most underrated SEO weapon currently available and urges followers to watch an attached video immediately rather than bookmarking the post.

Anthony Riera announced the launch of rankhog.com on 2026-06-22 and framed it as a "lift-off," while stating they still need $19,901 per month to reach their end-of-year target.

Twitter/X user @anitakirkovska posted on 2026-06-22 that it's “Time to try Sakana Fugu,” indicating a planned first experience with the fugu dish or a venue named Sakana Fugu; the single-line post offers no further context about location, companions, or timing beyond the date.

The post highlights a shift from slow, manual user-generated-content ad workflows to an automated pipeline using Claude Code and Arcads MCP feeding Meta Ads.

The post claims Loom lacks a bulk-export feature for 1,000+ recordings, so the author created a free Claude skill (running in Cowork) that automates bulk downloads, handles long recordings/throttling/format issues, and generates a Google Sheets catalog (title, date, duration, file size).

MAI is presented as an attribution solution for Prime Day chaos: marketers scan multiple dashboards at 11:59 PM wondering if channels actually drove unique sales.

Alex Prompter is promoting a Claude skills bundle that converts Claude into over 20 marketing and business specialists, emphasizing “real expertise, not just prompts.” The post’s CTA points readers to linktr.ee/alex_prompter to buy the bundle, and the author brands themselves with marketing/AI credentials tied to @godofprompt.

Derek Nee revealed a preview of Matrix on 2026-06-22 after eight months of development, positioning it as infrastructure for fully agent-led, zero-human companies.

On 2026-06-22, @BarathAnandan7 gave a shoutout to @0xSero and a GitHub repository (sybil-solutions/c...) for simplifying the process of using multiple machine-learning models within the Codex app, attributing those resources to a noticeable improvement in their development workflow.

Deepseek-v4-flash-reap, attributed to 0xSero, achieved 30–40 tokens/second on a single GB10 at large context windows with heavy concurrency, per solocrew (@MySoloCrew).

PolyHelper v0.4.0, announced 2026-06-22 by @0xd1namit (Poly Helper), delivers a complete visual redesign plus new features that add more market context.

skcd (@skcd42) announced that the /goal command is live on Grok Build and describes a multi-agent workflow using implementors, skeptics, code reviewers, and planners.

Sam Altman announced on 2026-06-22 that his team will work with the US government and the security ecosystem to help companies secure themselves.

Minh Nhat Nguyen reports that Hermes, run through Slack, has become their primary agent workflow: roughly 95% of their AI agent interactions are via Slack+Git, enabling them to operate mostly from their phone while Hermes controls their laptop.

Our World in Data released an interactive population projection tool (announced by Max Roser on 2026-05-27) that lets users model 21st-century population change worldwide by changing fertility, life expectancy, and migration assumptions and viewing resulting country- and region-level population trajectories.

Our World in Data published an interactive projection tool (shared by @MaxCRoser on 2026-05-27) that shows how any country's population could evolve this century.

alphaXiv launched a replication feature (announced 2026-06-17) that uses autonomous agents to clone arXiv codebases, fix setup problems, and run core experiments so papers can be ranked by how easy they are to implement.

Author lists three brief recommendations: Brooklyn Bikery for bike needs; Super Burrito at the intersection of Beach 69th Street and Rockaway Boulevard for food; and a final item labeled 'Route' which is stated without any further details or directions.

The post asks whether a reliable method exists to remotely control a locally running Claude Code instance that has dangerous/system-level permissions from a phone, seeking an experience similar to Codex Mobile.

Software engineer and writer @mattpocockuk shares a link (aihero.dev/s/1njBYn) to his Skills Newsletter, which he describes as a practical skill system for engineers who want to use AI while maintaining professional standards.

mattpocock shipped v1 of the mattpocock/skills project, bundling an /ask-matt skill for in-agent author guidance, documentation and distinctions for model-invoked versus user-invoked skills, and a /writing-great-skills guide with his skill-writing best practices.

Encrypted Spaces is an open-source system announced by Signal alumni (including the Signal protocol co-creator), Microsoft, and Harvard on 2026-06-11 to let developers build collaboration apps—chat, channels, and document editing—with end-to-end encryption.

LoganTGott argues that while AI can't automate the core of brand trust—your expertise, opinions, and taste—tools like Claude Cowork can eliminate roughly 40 hours of busywork that stops founders from posting on LinkedIn, enabling immediate execution while the strategic direction remains the founder's responsibility.

Author @Sethersk82, posting on Twitter/X on 2026-06-22, directly compares a product flavor to the Post Malone flavor, asserting parity in quality and taste.

levelsio updated airlinelist.com to include extreme sports so people can compare fatality rates alongside aircraft.

Lenny thanks sponsors WorkOS and Mercury for supporting the podcast, highlighting WorkOS features (SSO, SCIM, RBAC) and Mercury’s Command banking product.

Superintelligence is an AI-focused daily briefing promoted for free subscription at getsuperintel.com.

A June 21, 2026 post from @KeriA1776again enthusiastically endorses a flower press from Bookhou, captioned “This is the cutest flower press, ever!” The Twitter/X post includes a video of the product, highlighting its design and presenting Bookhou as the source or maker.

Justin Wolfers posted on 2026-06-21 urging last-minute shoppers to choose digital Father's Day gifts, highlighting that they avoid shipping delays and linking to go.platypuseconomics.com/fat… as a quick solution for time-sensitive gifting.

Cloudflare and PlanetScale announced a partnership (publicized 2026-06-19) that integrates PlanetScale Postgres and MySQL with Cloudflare Workers and Hyperdrive, adding unified billing so PlanetScale databases can be created and charged through the Cloudflare dashboard.

The post highlights the /grill-me skill from @mattpocockuk's mattpocock/skills GitHub repo, which @ivanfioravanti used on two codebases and found it provided deep, actionable reviews that uncovered many hidden issues.

VelocitySVN (tweet dated 2026-06-20) shared a short video from Spacesthetic (@interiorsuckerr) captioned “These are kinda cool,” pointing to a design called “A human spine stackable glasses.” The post promotes a novelty stackable glassware concept and links to the original X/Nitter post for the video demonstration.

WandellWandell highlighted Spacesthetic’s Instagram/Twitter post praising Living in Design’s "Toasted" pouf set, adding a one-line endorsement: "Too cool." The shared item is a designer furniture piece ("Toasted" pouf set) and the repost links to a Nitter mirror of the original Spacesthetic post; this entry was recorded as published on 2026-06-19.

Interiorsuckerr shared a vintage lighting find: a clamshell-style table lamp dating to the 1980s and noted as from Germany.

The post shows Spacesthetic’s ceramic egg trays and prompted @arChinO’s surprised reaction on 2026-06-21: “Never knew I needed egg trays…”.

@deyahvu reacted to a Spacesthetic (@interiorsuckerr) post with 'wow lo kiero,' signalling clear want for a pictured 1970s–1980s Karlsson bubble mirror wall clock.

On 2026-06-21, @ianmiles shared a short video pointing out that Toyota produces unconventional models unavailable in the U.S., specifically highlighting a Toyota HiAce priced under $50,000 that reportedly comes equipped with a built-in toilet.

The post by @hasantoxr (2026-06-21) flags a surprise, anonymous Hugging Face release named JazzCat that the author calls a potential soft launch.

Two short posts (dated 2026-06-22) deliver blunt wardrobe endorsements: @hamptonism tells "sf bros" to splurge on Lululemon ABC pants, while Sumukh Rao tells men to splurge on Uniqlo linen pants.

Garry Tan announced he open-sourced GBrain (github.com/garrytan/gbrain), calling it "Garry's Opinionated OpenClaw/Hermes Agent Brain." The repo provides his opinionated implementation for agent brains compatible with OpenClaw/Hermes, intended for developers to inspect, use, or contribute to.

Syndicate announces a public launch, claiming $4M in revenue across 82 campaigns that amassed 752M views.

Author @fastrlife argues that reaching certain body "ratios" cannot be done blindly and announces an app that scans users’ bodies to prescribe exact steps to achieve them.

Psycho (psychoaesthetics.app) is presented by @fastrlife (post dated 2026-06-21) as a free-start web tool that reads a user photo, evaluates the body versus a stated 'classical ideal,' and outputs a prioritized assessment focused on being Lean, then Strong, then Aesthetic.

The post from @fastrlife (published 2026-06-21) promotes their Telegram channel t.me/fastrlife, urging readers to view and join right away.

DeanTTraining (posted 2026-06-21) declares that anyone serious about gym progress must buy and use a particular training tool—implied to be the Versas—during almost every workout, while labeling detractors as unserious and insulting them for criticizing such tools.

David Ondrej (@DavidOndrej1) posted on 2026-06-21 that Codex’s new "/goal" feature is "truly incredible," adding the emphatic claim "this changes everything." The brief Tweet conveys a strong, positive endorsement from a developer-facing account on Twitter/X, highlighting perceived major impact from the feature.

Hermes Agent introduced a "Blank Slate" mode on 2026-06-21, announced by Teknium (@Teknium).

The post by @DavidOndrej1 (2026-06-21) asserts that combining Hermes with Obsidian transforms a note-taking app into an autonomous AI agent — described as a 'second brain that actually thinks' — and links a demo video for viewers to watch the integration and see the agent in action.

The GitHub repo Personal_AI_Infrastructure, shared by @daniel_mac8, presents an agentic Personal AI (PAI) infrastructure aimed at magnifying human capabilities.

ShinkeiSystems is highlighted by Nominal_io in catalog.nominal.io and singled out by Cristin Culver for praise.

Author @chiefofautism issued a terse recommendation — "learn Claude" — on 2026-06-21, pointing to a John Palmer (@johnpalmer) tweet via a nitter.net link.

SendShort released “Claude for Clipping” on 2026-06-21: users upload a video and the Claude-powered system extracts likely viral clips, produces auto-captions, and schedules shorts.

Claude Fable (marketed as Claude for business building) is presented as an end-to-end system that, given a website URL, will automatically scan the site, generate production-ready mobile app code and design, handle App Store submission prep, translate content, launch the app, and perform ongoing self-maintenance — all claimed to work with no human-in-the-loop.

Claude for Hiring is a new offering announced by @chddaniel that promises hands-off recruitment of high-level AI employees: users allegedly need only enter their website and the system will hire AI staff to build, run, and scale their business.

SendShort released "Claude for Clipping" on 2026-06-21; the tool automatically finds potentially viral clips, produces auto-captions, and schedules short-form posts.

@patrickc shares that the "peerless and inspiring" @kevin2kelly endorsed @WorksInProgMag, linking to recomendo.com/p/works-in-pro.

Marketing consultant @bloggersarvesh posted on 2026-06-21 offering a guaranteed 90-day program for local businesses that claims to deliver higher Google rankings, more local website traffic, and steady calls or inquiries.

Author @bloggersarvesh promotes a continually updated SEO prompt pack for Claude, warning the current article will become outdated after the next Claude update.

Ben Krasnow posted on 2026-06-21 about his first Claude Code project, linking to github.com/benkrasnow/OpenPl…; the project is a single-page web app that includes COM port I/O.

The Codex app received a brief, unequivocal endorsement from @auchenberg on Twitter/X on 2026-06-21: 'The Codex app is wonderful.' The post is a single-sentence recommendation with no accompanying explanation, examples, or details about what makes the app noteworthy.

@0xSero posted on 2026-06-21 that their favorite chat model is deepseek-v4-flash and went further to state they "trust it with my life," conveying a very high degree of confidence in the model's reliability and performance.

0xSero posted GGUF-converted builds of GLM-5.2-REAP-504B to Hugging Face (huggingface.co/0xSero/GLM-5.2-REAP-504B-GGUF) but says they haven’t had time to thoroughly test them.

sqlite-utils 4.0rc1, released by Simon Willison on 2026-06-21, is the first release candidate for v4 and integrates a migrations system (formerly the standalone sqlite-migrate) plus nested transaction support.

BRKT <GO> on Bloomberg mobile, announced by @MarinElitist on 2026-06-10, brings bracket-tracking to phones so users can monitor World Cup brackets in real time and quickly see when their predicted brackets are eliminated soon after the first games.

Midjourney released a June 18, 2026 technical deep-dive video on the new “Midjourney Scanner,” positioning it as a transformative tool for creative workflows.

Themoridwan praises David S.

Thomas Dimson (@turtlesoupy) compliments a project as a "great idea" with an "excellent distribution mechanism," then asks whether the creator's material was incorporated into "the superintelligences" or included "in the weights," linking to intheweights.com and signaling a question about whether their content appears in model training datasets (post from 2026-06-20).

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Palmier is a Mac-native, open-source video editor launched 2026-06-18 by Marcos Rico Peng (@Marcos12345rico).

@LoganTGott promotes LinkedIn as the top channel for B2B growth and offers a downloadable prompt designed to transform a profile into a lead-attracting, 'premium' profile.

TruckSmarter Inc.

Markie Wagner explains how Poetic delivers 99% production accuracy on multi-hour, complex workflows for Fortune 500 clients while keeping token consumption low.

Liz Wessel recommends sending pitch decks through DocuSend so founders and sales teams can get slide-level engagement data.

Linus Ekenstam says ReTool automatically rebuilt his entire app from scratch without any intervention to resolve last-minute issues.

The post highlights an app feature that logs every Sheet read and AI call with full traces in the query history (noted 2026-06-17).

Linus Ekenstam (17 June 2026) invites readers to build their own production workflow, linking a Retool signup and a Google Drive cheat-sheet template that documents techniques, camera language, lighting, and parameter settings across five models.

Linus Ekenstam published a short video on X/Twitter on 2026-06-18 titled "A limited summer shoulder shield ™." The post appears to present a branded, limited-run summer shoulder shield; the content provided here is only the video reference with no technical specifications, pricing, availability, or demonstration details included.

@tenobrus says they’re about to fall back into “llm-psychosis,” resuming roughly 18-hour workdays, and pins the cause on Fable, which they call hyperaddictive.

Kimi Web Bridge is a new browser extension announced 2026-05-14 by @Kimi_Moonshot that enables agents to perform human-like web actions (search, scroll, click, type, complete tasks).