Show HN Daily Selection (2025-07-27)
- I made a web app for structured podcast summaries
- Open-source macOS CLI tool for aliasing and timing command line runs
- Baag – Easily run multiple AI coding agents on the same project
I made a web app for structured podcast summaries [Audio]
3 points, 0 comments
A web app that provides structured summaries of podcast episodes to help users decide if they're worth listening to.
- Generates summaries with habits and recommendations
- Helps users decide if an episode is worthwhile
- Plans to offer a personalized podcast feed via email or RSS
- Built with React Router, Node.js, PostgreSQL, and Redis
- Uses OpenAI API to generate summaries from transcripts
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Open-source macOS CLI tool for aliasing and timing command line runs [Developer Tools]
4 points, 2 comments
One-sentence summary: An open-source macOS CLI tool for simplifying command execution with aliases and built-in timing.
- Allows aliasing lengthy commands (e.g.,
ez buildorez test) - Automatically measures and displays execution time
- Supports running commands in parallel as separate subprocesses
- Works across multiple tech stacks by storing aliases once
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Baag – Easily run multiple AI coding agents on the same project [Developer Tools]
4 points, 2 comments
Baag is a CLI utility to manage multiple AI coding agents on the same project using git worktrees.
- Simplifies parallel task management with AI coding agents
- Works with any setup (Claude/Codex/Gemini + Cursor/Vim/etc.)
- Manages git worktrees within your repository
- Configures dev environments to user preferences
- Lightweight solution for workflow friction