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2dera··on The Easiest Way to to Specs
Hey guys,

It's time to focus on ideas before start coding so you can make better apps and save a lot of quota/tokens. I've made this tool so you can create specs in a very easy an intuitive way, then pass a full prompt to your coding environment (or better: an .md file)

No login required! Just use it as guest, or get a free account if you want to use a lot of AI features like the "Vibe Chat", where you can literally vibe ideas into Specs from anywhere.

If you are interested on becoming beta tester let me know and I can give you PRO access in exchange of some feedbacks.

2dera··on Show HN: How will the Aug 12 eclipse look like from your address?
Ok, shame, but thank you for the clarification. Just asking: what are technical constraints of implementing it for any location?
2dera··on Show HN: I was wrong about scrollytelling landing pages
Interesting point of view, and very nice landing page. But I have a question: why not let users access the tool first thing?

I feel like time and attention are limited resources, so a tool should show the actual tool straight way. Or it would feel like walking into a bakery where you cannot see or smell any bread, but fancy animations on the screens instead.

what do you think?

2dera··on Show HN: What should the GUI for AI agents look like?
I love the idea, the chat interface is good for... well, chats. We need innovation in Human-AI interfaces, there are so many possibilities to explore.

I'll give it a try and I will post my feedbacks, but it is a thumb-up so far

2dera··on Show HN: How will the Aug 12 eclipse look like from your address?
Nice app, but I suggest to implement a simple and effective city search.

For example it thinks I'm in France (but I'm in the UK), and I will be in Italy (Milan) on the 12th.

Maybe you can manage to fix the city search before the 12th? And enjoy the Eclipse!

2dera··on Ask HN: What Happened to Spec-Driven Development?
Agents are getting very good also on inventing features. Features that the dev might even like, or might just ignore they exists...unless looking at the code or asking the agent specifically.

Specs are great to identify what has been implemented without explicit control, and to get control over it - if needed.

Also, I think specs are a good way to have bird's-eye of the whole project, for sanity and long term maintanance.