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Icouldn't find an open-source, agent-first way to monitor AI search results + traffic so I built Canonry out. There are tons of nuances with AI web search but have gotten really good results using canonry locally as it can cross reference with GSC, GA to really get a holistic view on the search space.
I've always been frustrated with search engines. Google used to be the one I always used, but it's now completely overrun with ads and AI Overview. Alternatives like Mojeek, Marginalia, DuckDuckGo, or Startpage don't seem to give me the results I'm looking for. What's even worse is that search engines like DuckDuckGo, Startpage, and Ecosia are using AI Overviews too. These features ARE optional, but I still felt annoyed that I had to opt out of everything. This is why I
I have been working on this tool for a while now as there is a clear gap in Developer workstation security. You must have seen how Github got hacked due to a malicious IDE Extension. This tool in it's current state can help collect IDEs and it's Extensions installed on end user machines, detect the permissions acquired by these extensions and whether there is a post install script. It also fetches the dependencies used by the extensions and any known vulnerabilities. I'm continuou
ParadeDB is building a cloud! We're a Postgres extension that enables state-of-the-art full-text and vector search inside Postgres. Up until now, we've focused exclusively on our core database and haven't built any managed service to deliver it. This is changing, and we're looking for a seasoned distributed systems/platform engineer to help us build it. The ideal candidate has experience with Kubernetes, Go, and Postgres. We're a Series A company of 10 people distri
Been a developer for a little over 10 years now. I work on web stuff. Your typical React/Svelte codebases with Node backends. The past year or so I've been working with coding agents and at first they just felt like a really really great tool. They'd allow me to do my work faster, and while obviously not perfect, they'd do a pretty good job. When Opus 4.5 came out it seemed like something changed. I found myself reviewing less and less code. I wasn't writing any on my ow