jdbohrman

Hahahaha I like this framing

Or, just ban them.

......what

Hey HN! I built a agentic tool for synthetic data curaton that allows you to submit a prompt and instantly receive a dataset for:

- World models - Robotics (JSON Trajectories) - LLM Fine Tuning - Geological - Synthetic Tool Calling / LLM flows - Time series

For the robotics path, you can also download to MCAP or simple JSON and we have a render tab that allows you to edit joints visually + we provide copy/paste scripts for importing the dataset into things like Transformers. Let me know what you think. I would love feedback especially on the data quality and the 3D renderings specifically, because the renderings were the hardest part about getting this to work.

Everyone reading this should pull on the sleep paralysis thread if you decide to research this topic. It's a interesting one.

No you didn't that's not even what a salvia trip is like why lie about that in HN of all places haha

Wouldn't Blossom fit this? https://github.com/hzrd149/blossom

Location: Knoxville, TN Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: depends Technologies: Rust, vLLM, OpenAI, Typescript, Tailwind, Postgres, DevSecops, Azure, Firecracker, Docker, JSON, Websockets, Heuristics CV: https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=10Cv0UTahRRhf... Email: james@atelierlogos.studio

I'd love to link up with a company to build out some internal tools for them using spec-driven development. I've built a ton of complex software using things like Claude Code and type-theory, but haven't had a change to put that to the test in a FTE role, which is a goal for 2026. Let me know if you'd like to connect.

Here's some cool projects I've built:

Colony (Vendor Ops tool): https://app.arcade.software/share/l3ClAIEprcx2X8eXBUGj Fugu (Binary file exploration): https://app.arcade.software/share/ylVIO1iH2Nk2W9oVpL2K Hayashi (Boundary Diagram Generator): https://github.com/atelierlogos/hayashi

Slop lmao

Was this written with ChatGPT lmao

Amazing UI! Congrats ya'll!

My writing is so much better when I don't use AI but I get burned out hard. Apologies if this isn't long enough to give you enjoyment.

Hey everyone! James here, solo founder of Nabla. I'm building an evidence relay for programmatic evidence collection for key guidelines such as NIST 800-53, CMMC, FedRamp 20x, and more with ease via an intuitive REST API.

I just spent all weekend fleshing out the final pieces of our API and perfecting it to a point I feel comfortable launching things properly, after a few bungled launches in the past. We now have a stable API running with four endpoints on Azure Container Apps, powered by a FIPS-compliant Rust build (Chainguard Rust base + glibc-dynamic runtime).

This wouldn't have been possible without the amazing work of OSS projects in the Rust community such as:

- serde - axum - rustls - aws-lc-rs - sqlx

So, as a way to give back, I decided to open source the /v1/diagram endpoint that parses HashiCorp Terraform .tfstate and uses Cloudflare Workers AI to generate Mermaid-based architecture boundary diagrams on demand. Drumroll please...

Presenting Hayashi! A Rust-based diagramming-as-code API that allows you to turn your .tfstate file into details architecture boundary diagrams. Hayashi is a web service that parses Terraform state files and generates visual architecture diagrams with security and compliance boundaries. It leverages Cloudflare Workers AI to create human-friendly diagrams that meet FedRAMP, NIST 800-53, and other compliance framework requirements.

Amazing feedback. I'm absolutely listening to this. I've been honestly feeling a similar way myself. Also thank you for giving your thoughts.

Is this supposed to be funny?

That's actually quite based

Why though

Hey HN, I wrote this blog post after spending about a month fleshing out the core features of my solutions studio, Atelier Logos, in an attempt to provide something different from the fly-by-night "AI agent" agencies that are popping up day after day. Something I personally have always stood by is that the customer experience is something that can drastically set a service business out from the massive amounts of competition in the industry, and while that may not sound like much of a groundbreaking idea, I wanted to share how I applied it in practice via a using AI to turn my NextJS landing page into a self-contained PWA that has features which I hope will keep people coming back and using the services like a product.

The two core features have so far ended up being:

1. An Intercom-like chat implementation (That's right, you can build that yourself, don't pay them) which handles text, audio, and video 2. A content curation service using Exa that scrapes relevant content directly to a users profile

This is all tied to each Atelier Logos user/member's profile, and over time I hope to add other features/modules as they come to mind. My question to the HN community is twofold:

1. Do you think these are useful just as a service 2. Do you think they would be more useful as an API for others to embed in their applications?

YES!!!! I've actually been thinking about starting a studio specifically geared to turning complex RFPs and protocols into usable tools with AI-assisted coding. I built these using Cursor just to test how for it could go. I think the potential of doing that as a service is huge:

https://github.com/jdbohrman-tech/hermetic-mls https://github.com/jdbohrman-tech/roselite

I think it's funny that Roselite caused a huge meltdown to the Veilid team simply because they have a weird adamancy to no AI assistance. They even called it "plagiarism"

I don't need to say much about this. I built this fork simply because while I think the Veilid team is great and super technical, but their adherence to strict values that hurt the overall developer experience makes my a bit unenthusiastic about the long-term health of the project.

Full disclosure:

I was recently banned in the Veilid Discord for sharing a project I had help from Cursor to build after being berated for daring to not label it as such. I didn't make this fork in any attempt of a "gotcha" or to be petty, but I've pointed out a variety of issues in the project that have gone totally ignored, biggest of which is that with half-finished documentation that has no API reference, I feel like it's a bit presumptuous to dictate how people publish their open source projects. Anyways, I also make this fork simply to make it easier for people to access the code without having a Gitlab account.

https://github.com/satellite-im https://xmtp.org/ (This is the most glaring one tbh). Maybe I'm not understanding something about the protocol, but I really can't fathom the idea of teaching myself about ETH just to build a chat app. Also a huge fan of the projects you mentioned btw. P2Panda uses Iroh under the hood it seems.

I'm so happy to see P2P and decentralized tools popping up without the crypto brainrot

I didn't even know it was THAT bad there. I only skim but that's even worse than I thought. How's your experience with Graphene been?

Dioxus is wayyy more fleshed out tbh. And with https://freyaui.dev/ it's super easy.

Congratulations that's amazing. What are your next steps from here? Planning to continue or take a break?

We just launched our free trial for Portcullis's on-demand clickhouse support offering, and it's been a game changer. We've been able to get a lot of value out of it, and we're excited to share how we've been using it to power our free trial and the pure-fetch API handler we used to power it.

I'm looking for the craziest things I can add to my fair-source Gumroad alternative to differentiate it from other platforms, and I'm curious if the AI maxxers among you would like being able to sell subscriptions to your local Ollama instances? It would be super cool for LLMs with no guardrails and custom models.

Hey everyone, I built this YouTube channel to cover interesting MarTech tools and services, but int the future I'm hoping to dive into demos and tutorials on things like CDPs and Hubspot.

Hey everyone, I've decided to finally post something on HN as I've nailed down our offering quite a bit and I'm ready to start bringing people in. Oasis is offering nearly 100% async MarTech support services for as low as $1200/mo with no contracts required.

Considering the average salary of a Marketing Tech Specialist is about $138,000/yr, this can save your company up to 89.6% annually on your personnel costs if say maybe you've been thinking about hiring more Ops people, but haven't pulled the trigger.

Come schedule a chat if this sounds like your vibe!

I wrote this superrrr long post about partnerships, privacy, cookies, history, and web standards for anyone interested in checking it out. It's a pretty hefty read so keep that in mind.