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mlitwiniuk

Joined 15 years ago

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296
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118
Member since
Apr 28
Making compliance survivable for small teams at humadroid.io. Used our own platform to get SOC 2 - because dogfooding is the ultimate viability test. Past life: built Prograils.com, sold it to Jobandtalent, did the corporate thing for a bit.
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Comment · 1 month ago
I use it for fully auditable agentic compliance work - many of my customers already used MCPs for their compliance work, and recent changes made that fully auditable. I have to admit that it's much easier to use and work on compliance this way than using the agent built into the app.

https://auditbadger.com/auditable-agentic-compliance/

Comment · 2 months ago
Still making fellow founders' lives easier when it comes to SOC2/ISO27001. AuditBadger (https://auditbadger.com) is a compliance management platform where AI drafts policies, controls, risks, business continuity plans, and so on. Humans are always in the loop; everything needs to be signed off (I don't believe in either of "we do compliance for you" or "AI can do compliance for you" approaches). Currently working on revamping our asset management features to fully and perfectly support NIS2.
Comment · 2 months ago
I kinda agree, I won't pretend it's otherwise. But I do believe, that particularly now, it's important to keep the bare minimum. And some aspects of managing compliance are kinda useful (like checking that you have a lot of backups, but no decryption key).
Comment · 3 months ago
And knowing Anthropic being developer friendly we can expect them to ban this in 3... 2...
Comment · 3 months ago
I think the title doesn't reflect well the context. From their page:

> Free cloud hosting for open source projects > We use open source every day, and this is how we give back: a free Miget Hobby 5 plan ($25/mo) for as long as your project stays open source. No star counts, no contributor minimums - just keep a valid open source license.

Comment · 3 months ago
$9.99 later - moving on.
Comment · 3 months ago
Thanks. So now I have no choice? :)
Comment · 3 months ago
As I'm looking into similar tools, they get quite expensive for bootstrapped startups. So I really respect, that this one has "pay once" option, rather than yet another subscription. AI tokens is a real cost and this is a nice way of dealing with semi-paid trials.
Comment · 3 months ago
Once something big gets in, don't try to remove it yourself! All those heroic movies, when someone removes an arrow, should have ended 5 minutes later.
Comment · 3 months ago
Ok, this one crosses the bar - time to jailbreak my Kindle. On days when I don't vibe-code (or code less), I get this withdrawal-like feeling (lack of dopamine?), and I tend to spend too much time watching dumb X posts or striving for anything that ticks my nerves. Actually, I could use this time to catch up on my RSS queue.
Comment · 3 months ago
What apology letters? Never got anything, not even a reply to my support tickets.
Comment · 3 months ago
Ok, back to $0.17 :D

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