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Okay, dust has settled now, hows your experience with composer 2.5 so far?

when are you using it? What is it good at? Bad at?

What kinda prompt works? Do you paired it up with plan by heavy and more intelligent model like opus or gpt 5.5 or opus 4.8? does it able to produce good code quality output?

What workflow is best for cost saving perspective for $20 plan?

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u/EliteEagle76 — 10 days ago

I Built a Thumbnail Tool with 100+ Users — Looking for a Distribution-Focused Co-Founder

I’ve been building and maintaining this tool for about a year now, and I’ve sold licenses to 100+ users, almost entirely through word of mouth.

I’m now looking for a YouTuber to join as a co-founder for this tool. I’d stay focused on development and product, while they would focus on distribution and growth.

Since the tool is related to thumbnails, I’m mainly looking for a thumbnail designer who works in this niche, educates people about thumbnails, or generally teaches people how to grow on YouTube.

I don’t want to promote the tool here, but feel free to DM me if you want to know more.

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u/EliteEagle76 — 10 days ago

I Built a Thumbnail Tool with 100+ Users — Looking for a Distribution-Focused Co-Founder

I’ve been building and maintaining this tool for about a year now, and I’ve sold licenses to 100+ users, almost entirely through word of mouth.

I’m now looking for a YouTuber to join as a co-founder for this tool. I’d stay focused on development and product, while they would focus on distribution and growth.

Since the tool is related to thumbnails, I’m mainly looking for a thumbnail designer who works in this niche, educates people about thumbnails, or generally teaches people how to grow on YouTube.

I don’t want to promote the tool here, but feel free to DM me if you want to know more.

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u/EliteEagle76 — 10 days ago

Most of the content driven sites are meant to be static and i've seen people using markdown or MDX files in the repo. And I've also seen people using headless CMSes with a DB backend, where content lives outside the repo.

i'm curious what you all prefer and why:

  • do you keep everything in markdown/MDX in the repo?
  • or do you pull content from a DB or external API?

would love to hear the "why" behind your setup.

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u/EliteEagle76 — 2 months ago
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Most of the content driven sites are meant to be static and i've seen people using markdown or MDX files in the repo. And I've also seen people using headless CMSes with a DB backend, where content lives outside the repo.

i'm curious what you all prefer and why:

  • do you keep everything in markdown/MDX in the repo?
  • or do you pull content from a DB or external API?

would love to hear the "why" behind your setup.

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u/EliteEagle76 — 2 months ago

I've been building product, and after looking google search console, it's clear that CTR is dropped in general (like the way it used to be), so next step is optimizing for ANSWER ENGINES?

What are things and steps to do this? How to let AI convince and mention the tool when user ask question related to niche of my product?

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u/EliteEagle76 — 2 months ago

I've been building product, and after looking google search console, it's clear that CTR is dropped in general (like the way it used to be), so next step is optimizing for ANSWER ENGINES?

What are things and steps to do this? How to let AI convince and mention the tool when user ask question related to niche of my product?

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u/EliteEagle76 — 2 months ago