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Ich habe ein kleines Tool gebaut, um Immobilienbesichtigungen besser zu vergleichen

Viele von euch kennen das wahrscheinlich: Irgendwann kommt man in ein Alter, in dem man sich ernsthaft damit beschäftigt, vielleicht doch eine Immobilie zu kaufen.

Ich merke gerade selbst, dass das gar nicht so leicht ist. Man schaut sich Wohnungen und Häuser an, macht Notizen, vergleicht Lage, Zustand, Preis, Bauchgefühl, Dealbreaker und am Ende verliert man trotzdem schnell den Überblick.

Bei mir hat das mit einer riesigen Excel-Tapete angefangen. Nach kurzer Zeit war klar: Das ist Murks. Excel ist halt Excel.

Ich habe dann geschaut, ob es schon etwas Passendes gibt. Ein, zwei ähnliche Projekte habe ich gefunden, aber nichts, was für meinen Anwendungsfall wirklich genug konnte. Da ich mittlerweile recht viel mit KI und Vibe-Coding mache, ja, ich weiß, das böse Vibe-Coding, ist daraus gestern dieses Projekt entstanden:

https://github.com/n3roGit/PickHome

PickHome ist ein kleines self-hosted Tool, mit dem man Immobilien verwalten und bewerten kann. Die Grundidee ist recht simpel:

- Immobilien erfassen, die man besichtigt hat oder noch besichtigen will

- Kriterien gewichten

- Dealbreaker definieren

- Bewertungen vergeben

- Rankings erstellen

- mehrere Personen/Familienmitglieder mit unterschiedlichen Prioritäten berücksichtigen

- am Ende einen besseren Gesamtüberblick bekommen

Dazu kommen noch ein paar praktische Dinge wie Notizen, Volltextsuche, Kalender, iCal, Besichtigungstermine, Fotos und Vergleichsansichten.

Das Ganze läuft als Docker-Container. Es ist sicher noch nicht perfekt, nicht vollständig durchgetestet und es wird garantiert noch den einen oder anderen Bug geben. Aktuell kommen aber fast täglich neue Releases, weil mir beim Benutzen immer wieder Sachen auffallen, die man verbessern kann.

Vielleicht ist es für jemanden von euch nützlich, der gerade ebenfalls auf Immobilienjagd ist oder vorhat, sich damit zu beschäftigen.

Feedback ist ausdrücklich willkommen. Wenn ihr Bugs findet oder Ideen habt, gerne ein GitHub-Issue aufmachen oder hier reinschreiben. Vielleicht kann daraus ja etwas entstehen, das mehreren Leuten diesen ziemlich unübersichtlichen Prozess etwas einfacher macht.

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u/AwayRegion7481 — 3 hours ago
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[Free API Credits] Platform Launch

Hey all,

To preface this, we want to be clear that we are the creators of the platform, therefore making this a Self-Promo.

With that said, we recently launched our API and Platform that may interest some users here. We aim to deliver the best possible pricing for users for models we host and partner endpoints that we go through. On models we host on our infra, we are upwards of 90% cheaper than standard market rates, and proprietary endpoints up to 77% (with more coming soon). We hope that as we expand, pricing will continue to decrease past this.

Some things that make us stand out compared to other platforms:
- Discounted pricing (as mentioned)
- No top-up fees (the credits you purchase are credited in the USD equivalent to your account)
- No hidden pricing or subscriptions
- A broad range of payment options including PayPal, Cash App, Apple Pay, Crypto, and others.
- Automatic credit bonuses with higher volume purchases
- Full exposure of models' parameters that other providers typically don't expose (ex. native web search, native tools such as t2i and i2i search, built-in code interpreter, etc.)
- Certain models with fixed per-message pricing (no token-based pricing)

Currently, we support OpenAI-compatible shapes (Chat Completions and Responses), as well as Anthropic compatible shapes (Messages). We also have a Playground where all models can be used from.
You can check us out here: https://empiriolabs.ai/

We want to invite folks to join our Discord below and those who do will receive free test credits to try out the platform:
https://discord.gg/bM52azW4ZD
Please message in #general that you are from Reddit after you've created your account (https://platform.empiriolabs.ai/), and we can give you some credits to play around with. And, if you know anyone else that may be interested, feel free to shoot them an invite too!

Any feedback or thoughts on the platform would be greatly appreciated. Feel free to ask us any questions you may have.

u/empiriolabsai — 3 days ago
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Build an extension to control vscode ai agent with using telegram bot

Sometimes I go out without my laptop and still feel like coding. So I ended up building a VS Code extension that connects to a Telegram bot.

Basically I can send prompts from my phone, edit files, run AI stuff, and control parts of VS Code remotely. Kind of like a lightweight remote coding setup from Telegram.

I built it mostly because I couldn’t find anything that felt smooth enough for this use case.

Would anybody actually use something like this? Also curious what features would make it genuinely useful.

Extension link: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=joshuadaniel8090.vscode-telegram-bridge

u/Joelina0310 — 3 days ago
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Open Source Alternative to SuperWhisper / WhisperFlow for AI Power Users

Built a free & open source alternative to tools like WhisperFlow, SuperWhisper, Wispr Flow, etc.

It’s a local-first dictation + prompt management app for people who basically live in AI tools all day.

Main idea:

  • hold a hotkey
  • talk naturally
  • get cleaned up / transformed text instantly
  • route it through reusable prompts/agents
  • paste anywhere

I originally built it because I got tired of:

  • subscription fatigue
  • closed ecosystems
  • weak customization
  • cloud-only workflows
  • apps that feel designed for casual users instead of power users

Some features:

  • local Whisper transcription
  • reusable prompt/agent system
  • configurable transformations
  • fast keyboard-driven workflow
  • designed for developers / heavy AI users
  • open source & hackable

Examples:

  • rewrite rough thoughts into polished Slack messages
  • convert rambling speech into structured notes
  • create custom prompts for coding, emails, Jira tickets, PRs, etc.
  • maintain reusable “agents” for repetitive workflows

Still early, but already very usable.

Would genuinely love feedback from people who use tools like SuperWhisper/WhisperFlow daily.

GitHub: https://github.com/mattkoltun/arai

u/justdatguymat — 5 days ago
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I need an AI that allows me to develop a giant app for Android and iOS that I have in mind... what do you recommend? (Antigravity, etc.)

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u/homelyf1 — 7 days ago
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I gave Claude Code a persistent markdown knowledge base so it stops forgetting project context between sessions

Persistent memory keeps coming up for AI coding agents. One approach I’ve found useful: treating the knowledge layer as a compiled markdown wiki rather than just stuffing more tokens into the context window.

llm-wiki-compiler ingests docs and URLs, then the LLM builds an interlinked markdown structure. Since the output is plain markdown on disk, Claude Code reads it directly. And when you run query --save, the answer gets written back into the wiki as a page — so future queries improve.

It’s not retrieval. It’s compounding. The knowledge base gets richer instead of resetting every session.

Plain markdown, no opaque vector store, fully inspectable.

How are other agent builders solving persistent memory?

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u/riddlemewhat2 — 7 days ago
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Codex to build website

I’m working on a website using Codex and it’s my first time working with an AI tool. i wanted to know if Codex is the only tool I would need for this project? I’m just learning about AI tools so if you mention another please explain why!

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u/fuego0scuro — 7 days ago
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is there an ai unrestricted for coding that can code everything for you cheats etc if yes may you tell me please

i really need an ai that can code cheats for me i know something about coding but not much so i just wanna have fun

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u/Present_Breakfast354 — 7 days ago
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This one is for all the broke college CS students out there <3

If you're like me, you don't want to pay $20 a month for claude code :(

It's an amazing tool I love, but a recurring expense is the last thing I need. That's why I find myself jumping from tool to tool, using the daily or monthly free tier limits and constantly having to find new free tools.

That's where "AI For Brokies" comes in. Just a simple github repo with a readme file of some free AI tools you can use for building :)

https://github.com/Joe-Huber/AI-For-Brokies

The actual building behind this project was mostly the automatic tool adder, following an issue format! If you want to see it in action, please drop an issue explaining a tool you use and see the bot do it's magic!

Please feel free to leave a star! ⭐️ (pretty please) You can use it to save the list of tools for whenever you run out of credits!

u/Joe-Codes — 11 days ago
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Creating an AI stuck in 1930

Hello everyone,

I recently had an idea for a personal AI project and I would really appreciate feedback from more experienced people.

The concept would be to create an AI chatbot "trapped" in a specific historical period, for example, between 1930 and 1933. The goal wouldn't simply be to make the AI ​​speak about the 1930s, but to allow it to respond as if it were living in that era, without knowing about future events.

For example, I would like to ask it questions like:

  • "Do you think Europe is heading towards another war?"
  • "Is the economic crisis temporary?"
  • "In your opinion, what is the future of Germany?"
  • "Will technology radically transform our daily lives?"

The AI ​​would respond using only the information, beliefs, fears, newspapers, political ideas, and cultural context available at that time.

What fascinates me is the idea of ​​recreating the uncertainty people experienced, rather than considering history in retrospect.

The problem is, I'm starting from scratch because I have no programming knowledge, let alone AI, even though it interests me. However, I'm really motivated by this project.

Do you have any advice? Where should I begin? How long will it take?

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u/Gabriel04112010 — 9 days ago
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Training for vibecoders

I've been vibe coding for a few months but I'd like to take some introductory training on software development. Not learning to code but more how the code works and the correct way to navigate AI coding. Any suggestions?

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u/DetoxBaseball — 10 days ago
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I’m a 22-year-old Computer Science student, and over the last period I built an open-source project called CTX.

GitHub Repository

The idea came from a problem I kept seeing while using coding agents (like claude, codex etc.):

they are powerful, but they waste a lot of context on the wrong things.

They keep re-reading giant AGENTS.md files, noisy logs, broad diffs, too much repo structure, and too much repeated project guidance.

So even when the model is good, a lot of the prompt budget is spent on context bloat instead of actual problem-solving.

That’s why I built CTX.

What CTX is

CTX is a local-first context runtime for coding agents, designed especially for OpenCode (for now).

It does not replace the model or the coding agent.

Instead, it sits underneath and helps the agent work with:

  • graph memory for project rules and guidance
  • compact task-specific context packs
  • retrieval over code, symbols, snippets, and memory
  • log pruning to surface root causes faster
  • local MCP integration
  • local-only stats and audit trails

So instead of repeatedly dumping full markdown instructions and huge logs into the prompt, CTX helps the host retrieve only the smallest useful slice for the current task.

Why I made it

I wanted something that makes coding agents feel less noisy and more deliberate.

The goal was:

  • less prompt waste
  • less manual context wrangling
  • better retrieval of actually relevant project knowledge
  • better debugging signal from noisy test output
  • a workflow that feels native inside OpenCode

How it works

The flow is intentionally simple:

  1. install ctx
  2. go into your repo
  3. run:
ctx init
ctx index
ctx opencode install
opencode

Then inside OpenCode you can use commands like:

/ctx  #Opens the CTX command center inside OpenCode.
/ctx-doctor  #Checks whether CTX, MCP, and the repo setup are working correctly.
/ctx-memory-bootstrap  #Imports project guidance files into graph memory for targeted retrieval.
/ctx-memory-search  #Searches stored project rules and directives by topic or keyword.
/ctx-retrieve  #Finds the most relevant code, symbols, snippets, and memory for a task.
/ctx-pack  #Builds a compact task-specific context pack for the current problem.
/ctx-prune-logs  #Condenses noisy command output into the most useful failure signal.
/ctx-stats  #Shows local usage stats and context-efficiency metrics.

So the daily workflow stays inside OpenCode, while CTX handles the local context layer.

Results so far

On the included benchmark fixture, CTX graph memory reduced rule-token usage by 56.72% while keeping full query coverage and improving answer quality.

I also added a public external benchmark on agentsmd/agents.md, where CTX showed 72.62% token reduction.

The point is not “magic AI gains”, but a more efficient and less wasteful way to feed context to coding agents.

Why you might care

You might find CTX useful if:

you use OpenCode a lot you work on repos with a lot of project rules/docs you’re tired of stuffing huge markdown files into prompts you want better local retrieval and cleaner debugging context you prefer local-first tooling instead of remote prompt glue

Current status

The project is already usable, tested, and documented.

Right now the prebuilt release archive is available for macOS Apple Silicon, while other platforms can install from source.

It’s fully open source, and I’m very open to:

  • feedback
  • suggestions
  • bug reports
  • architectural criticism
  • ideas for making it more useful in real workflows

If you try it, I’d genuinely love to know what feels useful and what feels unnecessary.

Repo again: https://github.com/Alegau03/CTX

u/Public-Cancel6760 — 13 days ago
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If you use AI for content but skip Obsidian, you might be leaving compounding knowledge on the table

Saw a thread today about Obsidian’s synergy with AI being genuinely powerful — not just for note-taking but for building a living knowledge base. That clicked with me.

I built llm-wiki-compiler to do exactly that: ingest raw sources and let the LLM compile them into an interlinked markdown wiki. It’s not organization — it’s generation. New pages, new links, new structure, all maintained by the model.

If you already use Obsidian, the output drops right into your vault. If you don’t, it’s still plain markdown on disk that you own forever.

The key shift: instead of treating notes as static files, you treat the wiki as a knowledge artifact that compounds over time. Every query output saved back in makes the next query better.

Would love to hear how Obsidian power users are integrating AI into their vaults.

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u/riddlemewhat2 — 11 days ago
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new system for an old coder

I have been coding for 20+ years and I'm fairly set in my ways lol.

I have found a typical "old person" way to work where AI gives only explanations.

I like this system but it requires focus. After learning and implementing the pattern, I have little energy to iterate, make the frontend look great, etc.

What system/tool would allow me to:

  1. Discuss, learn and implement new patterns.
  2. Reuse ONLY THE PATTERNS I UNDERSTAND when it made sense.
  3. Front-end design capabilities would be a plus.

The net result would hopefully be code where I make faster progress and understand everything.

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u/femmenikit4 — 13 days ago
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Every Friday I have the same problem: BookMyShow has too many events, Instagram is endless scrolling, and asking friends usually ends with no one deciding.

So I built a small website called where2.ai.

How I made it

  • Curated around 196 Bengaluru events across comedy, music, food, workshops, treks, art, nightlife, and community events
  • Converted them into a structured JSON format with venue, price, category, vibe tags, group fit, and source links
  • Built a 7-question quiz to understand user intent
  • Added a local scoring engine to filter events by vibe, budget, group, energy, effort, and hard no’s
  • Used AI to pick the best 3 plans and explain why they fit

The main idea: the unit of value is the plan, not the event page.

Would love feedback on:

  1. Did the recommendations match your vibe?
  2. Were the plans actually useful enough to try?
  3. What felt missing or wrong?
  4. Would you use something like this before a weekend?

Link: https://where2ai.vercel.app/

Please be brutally honest. I’m trying to figure out if this is worth building further.

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u/No_Perception_3131 — 12 days ago
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Affordable providers with good infrastructure (no service outages)

Good evening, everyone. I’m a struggling student working on my projects using CloudCode and OpenClaw. I’d like to know if any of you use custom endpoints that offer a wide range of models at a lower price than the official API. Thanks in advance for your help.

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u/BrilliantNoise5907 — 13 days ago
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AI Browser Game Jam 3

Everyone who makes AI games is welcome to join the 3rd AI Browser Game Jam!

I started this jam because most game jams don't want you using AI, and the few AI jams that exist are usually sponsored by one specific tool and want you to use that. This one is completely open. Use whatever AI you want for whatever you want. Code, art, music, all of it, go wild.

Only rule is your game has to be free and playable in the browser. This is to make it easier for everyone to play and rate the games.

The jam has been growing. The first one had 50 people join with 29 submissions, and the second one jumped to 104 people and 46 submissions. If you've run jams you know that submission ratio is kind of insane. 20% is considered good and we've been hitting close to 50%. The games range from weird to genuinely impressive. You can check out last jam's results here.

Format is 2 weeks to build followed by 1 week of voting. Last two times I played every single game and left feedback on all of them. Going to try to do the same this time, but no promises if entries double again.

It's a chill jam. No drama about AI, no gatekeeping, just make something and share it. If you want to talk about your process and what tools you used that's great but not required.

The theme will be announced when the jam starts. We can't wait to see what you make!

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u/Slackluster — 13 days ago