Danielopol
Joined 1 year ago
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Recent submissions
Comment · 8 months ago
It excels at agentic knowledge work. These custom, domain-specific playbooks are tailor made: claudecodehq.com
Comment · 8 months ago
I built a free library of copy-paste Claude Code workflows for people who don't code.
The idea came from watching r/ClaudeAI explode with the same question: "What can I do with Claude Code besides coding?"
After 3 months of collecting, testing, and documenting use cases, I have 100+ playbooks covering:
- Personal Productivity (file organization, Obsidian workflows, task management) - Finance & Accounting (CSV merging, expense categorization, tax prep) - Marketing (ad copy generation, SEO analysis) - Research & Writing (PDF summarization, academic workflows) - Legal (contract review, clause extraction) - HR (resume screening, job description optimization) - Creative (D&D worldbuilding, creative writing assistance)
Each playbook has the actual CLAUDE.md template you can copy-paste, step-by-step instructions, and example outputs.
Everything is free. Would love feedback from the HN community—especially what industries or workflows you'd want added.
Comment · 1 year ago
With the explosion of non coding tools and the tide turning towards vibe coding, everybody wants to be a developer now (me included). It's all good and nice to quickly create an website or an app, but you also need to deploy it somewhere. Vercel seems to be one of the most proeminent go to platfforms for this purpose. But Vercel is not perfect and has many issues. People are complaining about high pricing, difficulty to integrate into more complex microservices, bad speed and performance, and making it very hard to transition away from the platform.
Users are frantically searching for alternatives to Vercel, and there are a lot out of there. I tried to aggregate them all here : https://www.vercel-alternatives.com. It's a curated list of websites that offer similar and complementary services to Vercel.
Comment · 1 year ago
Try this: cursoraitips.com
Comment · 1 year ago
I want to share with you a little personal achievement. With barely any coding knowledge (I only learned the basic syntax of Python, but it wasn't used at all in this case), I built and launched a website directory from scratch. This is how I made it:
- Asked Claude to design the site and add features, generate the various coding files, and provide the general architecture
- Ran and tested the site first locally on my desktop server
- Imported the files to GitHub
- From GitHub, deployed the project to Netlify hosting
- Connected the Netlify address with my custom domain
The entire process took me about 5 to 6 hours cumulatively and it only cost me the monthly $20 for Claude.
The site curates a list of tips, tutorials, and how-to advice about using Cursor for coding. I tried to find the most relevant sources from Google, YouTube, X, and Reddit of various people who have used and tested Cursor and shared their experiences, tips, and recommendations.
Comment · 1 year ago
Hello,
I've just launched my very first project - a directory specifically for Python libraries used in AI development at:
https://www.aipythonlibraries.com/
Here's why I think you might find it useful:
• A Huge Collection: I've gathered over 1,000 libraries because I know how overwhelming it can be to find the right tool when you're knee-deep in code. From machine learning to NLP, it's all here.
• Detailed Insights: Each library comes with a description aiming to give you a clear picture of what each one does. This way, you can quickly decide if it's what you need for your next AI project.
• Easy Navigation:
• Categories: I've organized libraries by type so you can zero in on what you need, be it for computer vision or data analysis.
• GitHub Popularity: I've included how many stars each library has on GitHub, giving you a sense of community trust and usage.
• Direct Access: Click and you're there - no more digging through search results for documentation or websites.
• Time-Saver: I built this so that you don't spend hours looking for the right libraries. I hope you can focus more on creating and less on searching.
• Keeping It Fresh: This is my project, so I'm committed to keeping it updated. As AI evolves, so will this directory.
I'm really excited about this project and would love for you to check it out. Whether you're just starting out or you're a seasoned developer, I hope www.aipythonlibraries.com can be a helpful resource for you.