Build-in-Public Studio

Summaries

Per-project product summaries. Two modes: website (tagline, intro, feature list — ready for a landing page) and launch announcement (X thread + Indie Hackers long-form, with the same voice rules as your weekly drafts).

Project

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Website summary

Tagline

Turn your git commits and dev notes into build-in-public posts.

Intro

Build-in-Public Studio watches your GitHub repos and your handwritten notes, then uses Claude to identify the moments worth posting about — the debugging rabbit hole, the architecture pivot, the thing you learned the hard way. It drafts X threads and Indie Hackers posts for each one, ready for you to edit, approve, and copy out. The whole product is built for solo developers who want to share their work without staring at a blank page. You connect your repos, jot notes as you go, and the studio surfaces the stories hiding in your commit history. Every word of the underlying codebase was written by Claude. That's not a disclaimer — it's the point. This is a working demonstration of what a non-programmer can ship by building in public with AI.

Features

•Connect GitHub repos and pull your commit history automatically via the GitHub API.
•Jot quick voice or text notes that get linked to the right project and moment.
•Claude reads your commits and notes and identifies specific story-worthy moments.
•Get two post drafts per moment — an X thread and an Indie Hackers long-form post.
•Edit, regenerate, approve, or reject drafts from a per-project dashboard with moment cards.
•Track your posting history with filters, ratings, and a feedback loop back into Claude.
•Reads your Claude Chats

Launch announcement

1/ I built a full SaaS app this week. I don't know how to code. Every single line was written by Claude. Here's what actually happened — and what the product does: 2/ It's called Build-in-Public Studio. You connect your GitHub repos, add rough notes from your week, and it drafts your X threads and Indie Hackers posts for you. The whole "building in public" workflow, automated. 3/ The stack went through a mid-build pivot. Started with SQLite + an in-process scheduler. By commit 9b.1, Claude had scrapped db.ts entirely and migrated to Supabase + Vercel. I didn't plan that. Claude decided the architecture needed to change. I approved it. 4/ The feature list that got built in one day, all AI-generated: - GitHub sync via Octokit - Claude drafting via tool_use - Per-project dashboard with moment cards - /history page with filters + ratings - A "did you publish?" follow-up prompt - Pill-style project tabs 5/ The timestamp parser broke when we switched to Postgres ISO strings. That's the kind of thing I would never have debugged myself — I don't know what an ISO string is. Claude fixed it. I watched. 6/ What I'm genuinely unsure about: whether this is useful to anyone other than me [VERIFY]. I built it for my own workflow. If you build in public and hate the blank-page problem every Monday morning, it might be for you. 7/ The whole codebase is 100% AI-generated. That's not a disclaimer. That's the point. I'm a beginner who wanted a real tool, not a tutorial project. This is what that looks like. 8/ If you're curious, the app is live at [LINK]. Would genuinely appreciate you kicking the tires and telling me what's broken.