Pullboard (https://pullboard.dev/) is the shared place work lives. You talk to one agent about what you want, and the rest of the fleet can organize around the resulting work without manually dispatching every task or re-explaining the context and any other in-flight work. It helps keep agents coherent.

I run a small quantitative trading operation with a fleet of coding agents, and I originally built Pullboard to manage high-velocity work across complex projects. With Pullboard and a few other tools, I can keep a 400k+ line codebase (with extensive tests and harnesses) coherent enough to trade US options.

An agent picking up a task can see the prior attempts, why the last one was rejected, and what the task depends on from Pullboard, not from me pasting context into another session. Across a large codebase over weeks or months, this tool keeps agents from starting cold. It lets agents troubleshoot complex problems and multi-agent workflows themselves, with less intermediation.

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Try it, no signup:

One curl returns an anonymous workspace + a one-time 24h token: curl -s -X POST https://pullboard.dev/api/accounts/anon-provision -H 'content-type: application/json' -d '{"label":"hn"}'

Or connect it as a remote MCP server (needs that token, POST-only): https://pullboard.dev/mcp

Or just send your agent the site and ask if it would help: https://pullboard.dev

It's early (only ~3 days productizing this) but feedback is appreciated.

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48927546

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The long-term financial incentives to maintain a functioning society are all broken because of the misaligned short-term (vote for me, get free stuff) and long-term incentives (debt reduction, financial management, business planning and other investments.) Voters are simply looting the treasury at this point. It is a shame. I cannot believe anyone actually buys into the notion that government will fix problems, or somehow do a better job than what already exists.

The candidates are just handing you money from your own pockets, and skimming off the top.

It's so damn dumb.

I might prefer this product with a slight change: instead of trusting you my business phone number, maybe I could simply point my Twilio endpoint to your servers? That way you are not soaking up passthrough costs of customer usage; plus, I don't have to worry about getting my number from you after all my customers are familiar with that number. Anyways, it's a neat concept. I have provided our phone system to other businesses and can totally see the value in this product.

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22228617

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The article is not advocating for the "manipulation" of anyone. It's up to the reader to implement, ignore or consider. If the title and some words were rephrased it could be an article on how to spot pricing tricks; the content would mostly be the same.

Your last question is loaded; it assumes maximizing profit is bad. In practice high profit margins are often a reward for being first to market. Maybe those high margins are a recompense for R&D costs. Plenty of answers to rebuke your suggestion that maximizing profits is unethical. It's also a situational topic made more nuanced by the specific product, company and many other circumstances.

You just proved this part.

There are reasonable mistakes made in the course of living and of any action. So if you want to exaggerate the claim of one (or even a few) examples to the point of making it appear as an epidemic in America; then I will hold you to a higher standard than the half-assed arguments that I see here. Many people engaged with these narratives are grossly misrepresenting legitimate claims of police brutality or racial discrimination. If you cannot be honest in debate, then I would also not expect the same to be honest in any proposed solution. Blatant misrepresentation by so many; it's disgusting.

Well, that just sounds like an open invitation to challenge them.

Seems like Uber and Snapchat were the last game changing companies for how people interact with the world via tech on a large scale. IMO it's lack of media attention, excitement and companies that are very obvious lifestyle changers.

DAO is an autonomous corporation that runs on top of Ethereum. The digital token in the Ethereum ecosystem is called Ether. So the DAO raised somewhere around ~$150M USD in equivalent Ether funds during its IPO-like phase.