... under spotlights, and even took audience Q&A. This feels like talking to a PhD-level expert, he quipped, as the hype engines revved up proclaiming AGI s arrival. In reality, GPT-5 is a massive leap in speed, accuracy, and flexibility, with a huge focus on AI coding assistance, but it remains a static snapshot trained through April 2025, not a self-evolving mind. I'm sorry to those of you who want your own WALL ... ... like button. Benchmarks, benchmarks, benchmarks Benchmarks should always be taken with a grain of salt . They are effectively a snapshot of a models capabilities under near perfect conditions. Sort of like the Big Mac you see on the ads vs

... TLDR: Want to beta test a GTM self-education platform in exchange for feedback? LMK! Hey everyone I'm Matt founder of OpMistro . After a decade in sales & marketing, I made the leap to building my own startup. My upcoming platform helps early stage founders who don't share the same experience in sales or marketing. This platform promises to help people become self-sufficient with growth, faster. Evaluating, learning, & implementing specific growth tactics step-by-step ...

... although they are legends. This has always been the case, and I wouldn't be deterred. You are an orde of magnitude (or two) more likely to die from not finding product-market fit than you are from a competitor killing you. Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): @jonayed_tanjim  I'm not close enough to Webhooks to understand if this is a valuable problem to solve. But if this is a common build vs

... Over the past 3 4 years, software AI has made massive leaps. Today most junior-level digital tasks can already be handled by AI . From writing and design to basic coding and support. But what about the physical world? When will we have a home robot that folds laundry, mows the lawn, or handles minor repairs around the house ? Companies like Figure and Boston Dynamics are making impressive progress, no doubt. But compared to software, physical AI still feels ...

... ideas die not because they're bad, but because they never make it past the "perfect product" trap. Founders get stuck building for years instead of validating in weeks. That's when everything clicked for me. I made the leap from solo developer to founding an agency, and honestly? Best decision I ever made. Now I lead a team that specializes in one thing: turning your big idea into a real, working MVP that you can put in front ...

... Been checking out Cursor, an AI code editor that deeply integrates AI into your workflow. Think natural language coding, smart predictions, and asking your codebase questions. It's trying to push AI further than, say, VS Code (even with Copilot). I'm curious: How has Cursor's AI experience been for you compared to your current setup? Does a dedicated AI-first editor like this feel like a significant leap

... more clarity Near-zero false positives so you only focus on real risks We're a bootstrapped team that's been building quietly, listening to our early users, and obsessing over developer-friendly security. ZeroThreat 2.0 is our biggest leap yet and we re incredibly excited (and nervous!) to show it to you. If you believe security shouldn t be complicated or just want to support a passionate team doing things differently check us out in a few hours ...

... when to step in. Evvve Impact: Leverages Evvve s integrated space for conversation to keep dialogue alive before, during, and after each gathering. Evvvefolk Role Type: Participants Description: People who show up with care, ready to learn, listen, or leap in. Evvve Impact: Reflects Evvve s open, accessible experience where anyone can participate without friction. Evvveweavers Role Type: Community Builders Description: Network cultivators who weave people, time, and purpose into a shared rhythm. Evvve Impact: Uses Evvve s tools ... ... nature a space where discovery is as simple as showing up. --- Remember to leave a comment! For fun! What's your favorite archetype / role type? What role type would you add? --- Nichole Elizabeth DeMer (Eithiriel) Comment from Nadya Kuzmenko(@vse

... model Codex is out, and already it feels like a giant leap forward. It's faster, more accurate, and starting to feel less autocomplete-y and more like an actual coding sidekick. But every time one of these bounds happens, I can't help but wonder what it means for how we actually build. Are we heading toward a world where we still code, or mostly just make slight adjustments on what AI offers? Seriously curious to know: Does this ... ... been using Cursor for nearly six months but haven t yet started exploring CodeX. AI coding can indeed help many people quickly realize simple ideas. For example, there was a time when I needed to scrape SEO content from competitor

... worked brilliantly for remote collaboration Now powers everything from customer communities to virtual events Question for the PH community: What other products started as "toys" but became mission-critical for businesses? Share examples of consumer products that made the leap to essential business tools! Comment from Andy O'Gwilliam(@andyg1): Basecamp was an internal project for 37signals. They even invented the Ruby on Rails framework to write it. Both massive success stories. Now they write books too. Comment from ...

... Hello everyone! Six days ago, I shared MCP Atlassian Server v1.0.0 - a solution connecting AI with Jira & Confluence. Today, I'm excited to announce that version 2.0.0 is now ready with amazing improvements! Why v2.0.0 is a major leap forward From 21 basic features, we've expanded to 48 comprehensive features - adding 27 new tools to enhance your workflow: Comprehensive Agile/Scrum Management Sprint Management: Create, start and close sprints following the Scrum methodology Kanban & Scrum Boards: Manage boards ...

... week. If you re into following the journey, I m sharing the whole process on X ( https://x.com/byalexdaily ). PS: For context, I previously founded a pet health company (recently exited!) and decided to take the leap into solo building. Fun times ahead :) Comment from Jake Crump(@jakecrump): Hey Alex, welcome to Product Hunt. I'm excited to see what you end up building. I'll be keeping my eyes out for it to launch on Product Hunt ...

... decision-makers, risk-takers ! How many tough choices are swirling in your mind right now? We all feel lost when facing big risks like a career shift, startup dream or a personal leap especially when AI offers no real guidance? You re not alone. In this tech-driven world, it s easy to feel overwhelmed without a clear path to tackle life s hardest moments. What if you could ditch the digital noise and use a method that feels personal ...

... decision-makers, risk-takers ! How many tough choices are swirling in your mind right now? We all feel lost when facing big risks like a career shift, startup dream or a personal leap especially when AI offers no real guidance? You re not alone. In this tech-driven world, it s easy to feel overwhelmed without a clear path to tackle life s hardest moments. What if you could ditch the digital noise and use a method that feels personal ...

... guaranteed, quite literally, at this point. Yet, I keep my head down and continue building out a product relentlessly that I, quite frankly, have no idea how it will turn out. Many of us took this leap of faith and are under strenuous circumstances, especially in the current market. If you're in similar positions, just know that everything will work out! Fortune favors the bold. We're in this together! I would love to hear your stories. Comment from ...

... Product Hunt Community! After 10 years of immersing myself in the world of engineering and project management, witnessing the struggles of teams drowning in meeting notes, outdated documentation, and constant project analysis catch-up, I've taken the leap! At first, I felt nervous but the excitement of solving a frequent problem quickly overtook any doubts. Typical startup rollercoaster story am I right? A new evolving chapter is unfolding now. It promises streamlined workflows, enhanced productivity, and the opportunity ...

... choice, but how do you decide between so many no-code platforms out there? For technical founders, a good starter kit (most of them are open-source, free, and loaded with lots of defaults) can give you a huge leap to start working on your core features and complete them within a month or two. I'm interested to know if as a technical person, you prefer no-code vs

... that provides an unlimited number of responses for free. Previously, I owned a successful software development & web design agency, but I always wanted to work on my own SaaS products as a solopreneur. In August 2022 I took a leap of faith and exited my company to work on my own product. I'm here to answer all your questions ...