... events - post, register, stay in the loop. That was the plan. Then I got carried away. I added anonymous posts, upvotes, a forum - basically rebuilt Reddit for our college I couldn t validate the original idea, and it slowly spiraled into a confused mush of features - trying to be too many things at once, and doing none of them well. Have you ever added just one more thing until your product forgot what it was supposed to be? Comment from ...

... Ever had a long conversation with ChatGPT or Claude that spiraled into something useful, only to lose the thread halfway through? Or you have multiple conversations and you can't remember where and with what AI model you used? That s not your fault. That s the interface/s. Our brains don t think in straight lines. We jump between ideas, recall related concepts, loop back to old points. It s called associative thinking. This is how humans actually process information ...

... Specifically, I'd love to hear about: Misjudged User Needs: Did you build an agent that solved a problem nobody actually had? Technical Black Holes: What unforeseen technical hurdles completely derailed your project? (e.g., unexpected API limitations, model hallucinations, spiraling costs) The "Last 10% Hell": Was there a feature that seemed simple but turned out to be incredibly complex to implement reliably? Onboarding & Trust: How did you try to get users to trust and adopt your agent, and where ... ... this). lmk if you'd be interested. Either way, thanks for starting such a valuable conversation! Comment from Hansel(@hanselh): @priyanka_gosai1  this is an incredible share thank you. You've perfectly articulated the classic "automation vs

... early days of full time entrepreneurship were REALLY hard. Facing the reality of risk while you have a salary-paying job and while you re going it alone are two very different things. I fell into a spiral of self doubt with 2 voices in my head: Voice #1: This is stupid. You are stupid. This is a cute, silly joke. See you at your job in 5 years after making no money. Voice #2: The only ... ... just appear, you must go to it. It s part of the process. Just start. Voice #2 is a nice thing, and I wish I could say it was louder than Voice #1. It wasn't. And so... the spiral

... would find interesting https://twisterplot.com , a platform where stories take unexpected turns, with each writer adding their own twist. It s part creativity, part chaos kind of like a group chat that starts with a simple idea and spirals into something completely unpredictable. Just sharing something I ve built with passion and curiosity. No pressure, but if you ever check it out, I d love to hear what you think ...

... that uses the Fibonacci numbers for task estimates. The idea is similar to sprint planning in Agile where you use the Fibonacci sequence to estimate task complexity. However, my app is designed for personal productivity. Is it Agile? https://spiralzen.com ...

... looking for feedback on my somewhat out of the box time tracking system before launch. https://spiralzen.com ...

... ever feel like the Pomodoro Technique isn t quite right for your workflow? What if there were a better way to stay focused and work productively toward your goals? I d love your feedback on Spiral - Zen Time Tracker, an app inspired by Agile principles that uses the Fibonacci series and the golden ratio to help you estimate focus periods for your tasks. Give it a try, and let me know what you think! Your insights would mean the world ...

... think about how fast you could finish a task if you actually tried. Is that supposed to make you more productive? Would you try the Fibonacci Technique? I went ahead and made the perfect app for it just incase. Spiral - Zen Time Tracker (www.spiralzen.com) If you re interested, I d love your support! Upvote, ask any questions, and follow me to stay updated as I prepare for launch ...