Show HN: Stop staring at OpenAPI files, open them instantly in your fav tools https://bit.ly/43za49E

Show HN: Stop staring at OpenAPI files, open them instantly in your fav tools OpenAPI specs are code that can be run! Here is a Chrome extension that automatically detects OpenAPI files on any web page and lets you open them with one click in your favorite API tools like Swagger UI, ReDocly, etc. Install - API Factory - Chrome Web Store Pin the extension Open any webpage containing OpenAPI - https://bit.ly/4hsvgUD or https://bit.ly/4oy24xR That's it. If the webpage contains an OpenAPI file, extension open opens a popup with all the tools. Launch the detected OpenAPI file in your favorite tool including Swagger UI, ReDocly, etc. https://bit.ly/4ozYxz8 October 24, 2025 at 03:42AM

Show HN: Transit app for NJ-NY commuters (SwiftUI) – looking for feedback https://bit.ly/4ovfVVz

Show HN: Transit app for NJ-NY commuters (SwiftUI) – looking for feedback https://apple.co/3JjKgrp October 24, 2025 at 02:51AM

Show HN: Open-source TypeScript SDK for sending and operating iMessages https://bit.ly/4hw1LBC

Show HN: Open-source TypeScript SDK for sending and operating iMessages https://bit.ly/4htzM5m October 23, 2025 at 11:46PM

Show HN: Thanks Stars – A CLI that stars all GitHub repos your project uses https://bit.ly/3KVXXxg

Show HN: Thanks Stars – A CLI that stars all GitHub repos your project uses https://bit.ly/47fdD7z October 23, 2025 at 07:06AM

Show HN: Semantic Art – Uses natural language prompts to find real artwork https://bit.ly/4qn7zBd

Show HN: Semantic Art – Uses natural language prompts to find real artwork We built a search engine for art that uses natural language prompts to find real artwork instead of generating art. https://bit.ly/4hmLf6R October 22, 2025 at 05:55PM

Show HN: Onetone – A PHP full-stack framework with AI runtime, ORM, CLI https://bit.ly/49g2Zys

Show HN: Onetone – A PHP full-stack framework with AI runtime, ORM, CLI Hey HN, I built Onetone Framework as a full-stack PHP framework that pushes the boundaries of what PHP can do. It’s fast, modular, and surprisingly capable — combining backend routing, ORM, CLI tooling, and frontend build support into a single developer-friendly experience. Highlights: - PHP 8.2+ with autowired routing and ActiveRecord-style ORM - Built-in CLI, Docker setup, and .env support - Frontend build pipeline with Vite, esbuild - Growing test suite covering routing, query building, crypto, math, UUID, and more It’s still experimental, but I’m excited about how far it’s come. Would love feedback on what feels over-engineered, what’s missing, and what could make it truly useful. GitHub: https://bit.ly/4qnbBcV October 23, 2025 at 01:16AM

Show HN: Maktabah Islam ELKIRTASS being revived on Qt6 CMake https://bit.ly/3LpflKL

Show HN: Maktabah Islam ELKIRTASS being revived on Qt6 CMake Maktabah Shamilah counterpart: ELKIRTASSE is now being revived, readily to be improved on Qt6 and cmake build system Please help develop, improve it https://bit.ly/42TXsdf October 22, 2025 at 09:22PM

Show HN: DocCraft AI – Generate professional business documents https://bit.ly/3KU8ZTJ

Show HN: DocCraft AI – Generate professional business documents Hi HN, I built DocCraft AI after spending way too many hours writing job descriptions, privacy policies, and marketing copy for my startup. What should take 5 minutes was taking 2+ hours of research, writing, and revisions. DocCraft generates professional business documents using AI, tailored to your company's industry and voice. Just fill out your company profile once, then generate: - Job descriptions with proper requirements/benefits - GDPR-compliant privacy policies - Marketing emails that don't sound generic - Terms of service, press releases, etc. Built with Next.js 15, TypeScript, and OpenAI. Free tier available. Try it: https://bit.ly/3Lm3Jbq What documents do you spend the most time writing? Would love feedback from fellow founders/operators. October 21, 2025 at 11:20PM

Show HN: GoSMig – minimal, type-safe SQL migrations written in Go https://bit.ly/47A93R8

Show HN: GoSMig – minimal, type-safe SQL migrations written in Go I built GoSMig for my own projects and open-sourced it in case it helps others. It’s a tiny generic library (no external deps except golang.org/x/term) for writing SQL migrations in Go with compile-time checks. It supports transactional and non-transactional migrations, rollback, status, version, and a small CLI handler so you can ship your own migration binary. Why another migrator? - Minimal API, no DSL or file layout to learn - Type-safe via Go generics - Works with database/sql and sqlx out of the box - Should work with any db library (or wrapper) that implements some generic interfaces (see the "Core Types" section here https://bit.ly/4hGxnod... ) - Tested with PostgreSQL, should work with any SQL RDBMS (MySQL, SQLite, MS SQL Server, ...) Repo: https://bit.ly/3JpsZNt Docs & examples: README + examples branch https://bit.ly/4hqiciE Would love feedback: ergonomics, missing guardrails, API rough edges, and real-world gotchas, etc. https://bit.ly/3JpsZNt October 21, 2025 at 10:35PM

Show HN: FocusStream – Learn from YouTube Without the Distractions https://bit.ly/3WMcA8P

Show HN: FocusStream – Learn from YouTube Without the Distractions I built FocusStream because I was frustrated with how hard it is to stay focused when trying to learn from YouTube. You go there to watch one tutorial and twenty minutes later, you're deep into random recommendations that have nothing to do with what you came for. FocusStream solves that. It strips away the noise and lets you use YouTube intentionally: - You enter a topic you want to learn. - It fetches only relevant educational videos. - No autoplay, no sidebar recommendations, no algorithmic rabbit holes. The goal is simple: help people actually learn from YouTube without getting pulled away by distractions. It's free, minimal, and runs directly in the browser. Try it: https://bit.ly/4pLPJaW For those who prefer to watch a video, here's the demo: https://bit.ly/4px3B8B... Would love your feedback, especially from anyone who's struggled to stay focused while learning online. October 21, 2025 at 10:11AM

Show HN: I'm rewriting a web server written in Rust for speed and ease of use https://bit.ly/4nhDJv8

Show HN: I'm rewriting a web server written in Rust for speed and ease of use Hello! I got quite some feedback on a web server I'm building, so I'm rewriting the server to be faster and easier to use. I (and maybe some other contributors?) have optimized the web server performance, especially for static file serving and reverse proxying (the last use case I optimized for very recently). I also picked a different configuration format and specification, what I believe is easier to write. Automatic TLS is also enabled by default out of the box, you don't need to even enable it manually, like it was in the original server I was building. Yesterday, I released the first release candidate of my web server's rewrite. I'm so excited for this. I have even seen some serving websites with the rewritten web server, even if the rewrite was in beta. Any feedback is welcome! https://bit.ly/48Lbr8Z October 21, 2025 at 08:26AM

Show HN: I'm making a detective game built on Wikipedia https://bit.ly/4qfhvN3

Show HN: I'm making a detective game built on Wikipedia Hi HN! Worked on this side project for a while and wanted to share it. It's free to play. https://bit.ly/49dytoY October 17, 2025 at 04:34PM

Show HN: Playwright Skill for Claude Code – Less context than playwright-MCP https://bit.ly/43nE8F9

Show HN: Playwright Skill for Claude Code – Less context than playwright-MCP I got tired of playwright-mcp eating through Claude's 200K token limit, so I built this using the new Claude Skills system. Built it with Claude Code itself. Instead of sending accessibility tree snapshots on every action, Claude just writes Playwright code and runs it. You get back screenshots and console output. That's it. 314 lines of instructions vs a persistent MCP server. Full API docs only load if Claude needs them. Same browser automation, way less overhead. Works as a Claude Code plugin or manual install. Token limit issue: https://bit.ly/4orGhYD Claude Skills docs: https://bit.ly/3JhIB5D https://bit.ly/4oyjN8C October 20, 2025 at 12:58PM

Show HN: Smash Balls – Breakout and Vampire Survivors https://bit.ly/49c5u4U

Show HN: Smash Balls – Breakout and Vampire Survivors I made it by 120% viba coding. enjoy! free and no ads. https://bit.ly/4qjnLDr October 20, 2025 at 08:56AM

Show HN: Hokusai Pocket (WIP) – Portable GUIs with MRuby https://bit.ly/43sm2Sq

Show HN: Hokusai Pocket (WIP) – Portable GUIs with MRuby Whassup?, A couple years ago, I started a project for easily authoring GUIs with Ruby. The project is named Hokusai. It features the ability to compose reactive UI components with events and props, and uses a unique-ish template language. More information on Hokusai can be found here: https://bit.ly/452xMg9 Since then I've worked on Hokusai Native ( https://bit.ly/42QznE5 ), which compiles a GraalVM native image / TruffleRuby version of Hokusai that can run / interpret these lil' gui apps. It's quite bloated though, as it has to ship all of truffle ruby + native image and supporting libs. Recently, I applied for a grant to develop a more portable version of this library using MRuby, and got pretty far while waiting for the results. It is named Hokusai Pocket and I consider it to be the final form/approach of this project. I wrote a builder in crystal-lang that embeds the entire Hokusai ruby code as MRuby bytecode, as well as the supporting C code. It can scaffold new projects by building tree-sitter/mruby/raylib, and outputs a binary from a source ruby file. It produce pretty small binaries (~3mb for MacOS) and uses raylib as the rendering engine. For an gif and example of a Hokusai Pocket demo please direct your mouse clicks to this gist: https://bit.ly/4hmyzgj... I'd love to hear how this project plays for people. Still working on building for different targets, but android and web should be possible. The project is still undergoing active development, but any help is appreciated. The license is MIT. There also is a discord channel if you want to get help / chat / collaborate: https://bit.ly/47dz1Zs _ (^) (_\ |_| \_\ |_| _\_\,/_| (`\(_|`\| (`\,) \ \ \,) | | \__(__| https://bit.ly/4oxJpCy October 20, 2025 at 02:30AM

Show HN: WP-Easy, framework to build WordPress themes https://bit.ly/4qinPn5

Show HN: WP-Easy, framework to build WordPress themes The inspiration for this framework came from my brother, an amazing graphic designer who wanted to build WordPress themes using only his FTP-based code editor. He knows HTML and CSS really well, and some jQuery, but not modern JavaScript. In my experience, this is common for people whose jobs are tangential to frontend web development... designers, copywriters, project managers, and backend engineers. So this is for people who don't want to deal with the mess of modern build tools. It tries to nudge people into a more modern direction: component-based architecture, JS modules, SCSS, and template routing. WP-Easy lets people like my brother build professional, modern themes without the usual barriers, just code with your favorite editor and see the results instantly. Key features: 1. File-based routing - Define routes in router.php with Express-like syntax (/work/:slug/) 2. Single File Components - PHP templates with

Show HN: AlgoSync – a social media built for developers, founders, & tech people https://bit.ly/4nYz16Q

Show HN: AlgoSync – a social media built for developers, founders, & tech people A social media built for developers, founders & tech creators — a place to write, share, and connect with others in tech. We hit 30+ users after Day 1, and people have already started posting their first blogs! Here’s one of the featured blogs written just 2 days ago: https://bit.ly/4nfgnqf... Check it out here → https:/https://bit.ly/3JaCy2L https://bit.ly/3WLrhcc October 17, 2025 at 10:46PM

Show HN: OneClickPRD – Save hours vibe coding with concise PRDs https://bit.ly/4hhGr2j

Show HN: OneClickPRD – Save hours vibe coding with concise PRDs Hi HN, I built OneClickPRD because as a solo builder I often wasted hours vibe coding without clear goals. I’d start with an idea, but it was vague, so the code got messy and I had to redo things. OneClickPRD asks you a few questions about your product and then generates a short, structured PRD. The format works well with AI tools like Replit, Lovable, or v0, so you can go from idea to working MVP much faster. Demo: https://bit.ly/4hg9HGN Would love your feedback: does this feel useful for your projects, and what would make it better? https://bit.ly/4hg9HGN October 17, 2025 at 10:25PM

Show HN: Code review for AI native teams https://bit.ly/470DxvG

Show HN: Code review for AI native teams Bottleneck is a desktop app for code reviewing AI-written pull requests. The goal is to be able to track PRs on GitHub authored by agents (i.e. Codex, Devin, Cursor, Claude Code) and compare branches. So if you throw multiple coding agents at a ticket, this would be an easier way to let agents "bake off" against each other and pick the best one. (No need to open the Github website and switch between slow loading tabs). I'd love feedback from any power users who are deep with AI coding agents. https://bit.ly/4ooJwA1 October 18, 2025 at 01:22AM

Show HN: Running Android 16 on Apple Silicon, the FOSS way https://bit.ly/4qxpZQ3

Show HN: Running Android 16 on Apple Silicon, the FOSS way https://bit.ly/4qkxjhK October 16, 2025 at 10:11PM