zeebs

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   by zeebs 7mo ago

   I built this because the usual link-in-bio flow felt backwards: sign up, pick a template, drag blocks around, then find out whether the result is worth keeping. Here, you find out first. The tradeoff is that unclaimed pages expire after a s
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   Show HN: A link-in-bio that publishes instantly – no account needed(unulu.ai)

   1 points by zeebs 7mo ago|1 comments
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   by zeebs 7mo ago

   Any AI agent can publish a live webpage by hitting one endpoint. No API key, no auth. Content in, URL out. I built this because every publishing tool gates behind signups and OAuth — which is fine for humans, but kills the AI agent workflow
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   Show HN: Instant websites for AI agents – no auth, no signup(unulu.ai)

   1 points by zeebs 7mo ago|1 comments
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   by zeebs 7mo ago

   Totally agree — prompt fatigue is real. Interestingly, when I tested this with Claude Opus connected via MCP, it naturally did that on its own! Gathered context, asked a couple of clarifying questions, then structured the API call. No multi
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   by zeebs 7mo ago

   Write a sentence about yourself, paste your links, and you get a live page at yourname.unu.lu. No signup, no templates, no editor. I built this because the usual link-in-bio flow felt backwards: sign up, pick a template, drag blocks around,
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   Show HN: Sites that publish instantly and expire if unclaimed(unulu.ai)

   2 points by zeebs 7mo ago|3 comments
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   by zeebs 7mo ago

   Same. Still struggling my side
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   I Stopped Building for Humans(unulu.ai)

   2 points by zeebs 7mo ago|0 comments