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The ClientLane MVP aims to solve a concrete, expensive annoyance for service firms: status-check emails, missing files, and scattered client communication.
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ICYMI: Pretext is a TypeScript library that measures and lays out text ~500x faster than browser reflow, no DOM involved. For graphic designers it means using text on the web with the same flexibility you get in print.
Have you explored Pretext yet? What are your favourite demos?
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[work in progress]
I'm still working on the puzzles and the UI because I want puzzl3d to be completely random everyday and also change the aestethic of the whole page acordingly to the puzzle of the day.
You can try it here: https://omma.build/p/sophisticated-3d-puzzle-box-kao1t2
You can see the solution in the steps button, but I realized the steps also appear on the bottom and I'm almost out of credits lol.
I'm listening to your ideas and feedback.
Suggestions on how to generate different puzzles each day are more than welcome.
Cool concept, generating a different puzzle may be a bit difficult to do with code only. Varying a puzzle so it is different every time is doable though.
The closest that you can get with code is to have a set of large set tasks for a puzzle, and have a number of them get picked at random.
I built FlowLancer — My End-to-End Autonomous Freelance AI Agent
As a freelancer, I was spending way too many hours on admin work — managing clients, proposals, time tracking, invoicing, and follow-ups.
So I created FlowLancer, my custom AI agent in Notion that handles almost all backend operations automatically.
Here’s what it does for me:
• Processes new client emails and turns them into proper projects + proposals
• Creates my daily plan every morning with prioritized tasks
• Logs time automatically when I tell it
• Tracks project progress and creates next tasks
• Prepares invoice drafts when milestones are complete
• Sends polite payment reminders
• Gives me a full weekly summary every Sunday
Now I spend 90% of my time on actual client delivery work instead of operations.
🔗 Agent: FlowLancer
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