Our startup wants to build and use an agent. I want to give the agents skills, access to our APIs, etc. I do not want to reinvent any wheels, I do not want to reinvent an agent loop.

Ideally, we'd effectively have a hosted version of Claude Code with company specific skills, an API access layer, etc. In the way that Claude Code / Cursor has access to our codebase + skills, thats effectively what we want and then start exposing it in a limited fashion to our internal team and then later to our customers. And, for example, add specific features to our existing product such as "summarize this with AI" but instead of that api call going to a model provider, it would go to 'our' agent.

Does this make sense?

Could someone please point me in the right direction on what the best / simplest solution would be? I feel like it should be easy and obvious but I'm struggling to find a clear path forward. Thank you all! - Mike

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How does Codex / Claude Code compare to working within Cursor with the chat and agents? Are they effectively the same thing?

Is one significantly better than the other. Please share your experiences around this I’m trying to be ass effective of an engineer as I can be at our company. - Mike

How is this better than using Google with an ad blocker?

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That’s my current solutions, why should I switch to paying for Kagi? Ty!

Question. What’s the best, most modern solution to add translations to a software project.

For example, I’ve developed a WordPress plugin (PHP + typescript) that’s garnered some customers and now people are asking for translations to xyz languages.

So I’d have to go through all the code, edit all the strings to be Poedit compatible, etc etc.

How do people solve for this? It seems like it will take quite a bit of time.

Thank you!! Xoxo

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What’s the state of the art, best possible way to stop spam calls to my cell phone?

It’s getting unbelievable. On certain days I’m forced to pick up calls from random numbers - say when my brother might be calling me (he has health issues etc), and they’re almost always spam calls.

My iPhone often says “spam caller” or “potential spam” but it still lets it ring through.

Plz help fam, I’m losing it a bit.

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I’d love to hear your thoughts on how best to bring AnalyticsWP to a wider audience. Whether it’s identifying the right distribution channels—like partnerships with hosting providers, theme developers, or even WordPress influencers—or exploring new markets, your insights could be invaluable.

I'm also very open to discussing potential collaborations. If you’re a developer, marketer, or product manager with ideas on how we can enhance or promote AnalyticsWP, I’d love to connect. Perhaps there’s an opportunity to integrate with other tools or platforms you’re working on, or maybe you have suggestions on refining the product to better meet the needs of a specific audience.

Your feedback—be it on the product itself, the market fit, or potential growth strategies—would be greatly appreciated. The HN community has always been a wellspring of innovation and support, and I’m eager to see how we can collectively take AnalyticsWP to the next level.

Thanks for taking the time to check it out, and I’m looking forward to the conversation!

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(solidaffiliate.com and AnalyticsWP.com are the two active projects)

I want an hourly engineering job to subsidize income and to have something else to work on.

Could someone recommend how they’d go about finding that? I know there’s a great win-win matchup out there, but I’m not sure how to efficiently go about finding it.

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Thank you!