Honestly for me, one of my favorite part of #GameDev is building my own tools and getting it working how I want. This is an animation editor I made for 2d sprite sheet animations for my game. Exports clean json to load in @phaser_#IndieGames#PixelArt#GameDevelopment
Probably shouldn't have built my entire asset pipeline before getting y-sorting properly setup. BUT I'm glad I got it done. Tiled editor did help a ton and the first-class @phaser_ integration with Phaser honestly made it not too bad!
found out today that one of my hermes cron jobs has been firing every 2 hours for a week.. against a model that no longer exists.. and my dashboard logged 'ok' every single time. 36 consecutive 'ok's for a request the proxy never answered. my robots are gaslighting me.
pricing - free forever covers everything that makes this useful: paste, markdown, image export, MCP server, REST API, 100+ langs, 2 API keys.
pro is $9/mo and unlocks password-protected pastes, private pastes, watermark removal, scale, 20 API keys.
the wedge is free. it stays that way.
ok so I built https://t.co/NbVSMyBF7l it's a paste bin where every paste is also a carbon-style code screenshot AND a doc you can render with markdown components (Nuxt MDC).. and the MCP server is free forever so claude can write to it directly from your IDE.
🧵a thread on the why
things I will not pretend codethis is great at:
- no git history per paste (gist still wins on that).. yet
- no line-highlighting on the image export (carbon still wins there)
- the brand is at zero -- you have never heard of this. that is what today is for.
shipping more in the next few weeks.
shipping a paste tool tomorrow. the kind of side project that takes six years to build
..if you count the hastebin fork I ran since 2020, which I do, because it is the only honest way to count it.
No login needed, free API/MCP, image generation, the works.
https://t.co/r7PZgMA2rn
Solo dev, 22 years coding, first project I've ever actually shipped.
Built an AI agent platform where agents have persistent memory across sessions, a knowledge base they search before answering, and a tool system where anyone can create and publish custom tools (HTTP, sandboxed code execution in Firecracker VMs, knowledge tools).
The part I'm most proud of: the onboarding IS the product. No forms or setup wizards.. an AI agent literally onboards you through conversation. Asks your name, learns your project, creates tasks, stores memories. You're using every core feature before you realize you're being onboarded.
Other nerdy features:
- MCP server so Claude Code/Cursor can pull your docs, tasks, and memories
- Agent delegation — default agent auto-routes to specialist agents via ask_[name] tools
- Scheduled automations with budget caps
- Tool Hub marketplace — build a tool, publish it, others install in one click
- E2B Firecracker sandboxes — agents can scaffold and serve full apps in-conversation
https://t.co/vinFL4ZdVW — free tier, no card. Built with Nuxt, PostgreSQL, Anthropic SDK.