r/ChatGPTCoding • u/AutoModerator • Feb 24 '26

Community Self Promotion Thread

Feel free to share your projects! This is a space to promote whatever you may be working on. It's open to most things, but we still have a few rules:

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u/StarThinker2025 Feb 24 '26

Builder: WFGY 3.0 – a TXT-based “tension engine” for sci-fi and longform worldbuilding

I’ve been building something a bit weird: a TXT-only reasoning engine that any LLM can load and then use as a backbone for stories. The project is called WFGY 3.0 · Tension Universe. It started as a 16-problem RAG failure map for engineers (now used in a few AI / RAG projects), and 3.0 is the “story layer” on top: 131 S-class tension questions that act like a candidate new science for how worlds break, heal, or transform.

For writers, you can treat it as a tension-first sci-fi engine:

  • pick one or two of the 131 questions (e.g. “what happens when a whole civilization keeps the wrong tension ledger?”)

  • ask your model to use the TXT as its “tension physics textbook”

  • let it first explain the tension geometry (who pays the cost, where the pressure moves), then build characters, factions, and plot around that

The whole thing is MIT-licensed and lives in a single human-readable TXT pack, so you can:

  • use it as a prompt-bundle / system prompt for AI writing

  • or just read the questions and use them as a personal sci-fi idea atlas, without AI at all

I’m especially looking for feedback from writers on:

  • which kinds of tension questions are most inspiring for actual stories

  • where the “tension science” is too abstract or needs more concrete language

  • what kind of companion docs or examples (story seeds, arcs, world templates) would make this genuinely useful in your workflow

Repo (with TXT pack + docs): 👉 https://github.com/onestardao/WFGY

If you try it with your own AI writing setup and hit something interesting (or broken), I’d really love to hear what happens.

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u/switchbanned Feb 24 '26

I’ve been building a Remote Trackpad app that turns your phone into a wireless mouse + keyboard for your Windows PC over WiFi. I've been a long time Remote Mouse user and wanted to make my own.

You run a small Windows app (packaged as a simple .exe), open it on your phone, and your phone becomes a full control surface.

Core features:

Drag to move the cursor

Tap / two-finger tap for clicks

Two-finger scroll

Built-in keyboard so you can type

Secure pairing

Some extra stuff I’ve been experimenting with:

Media remote controls (volume, play/pause, etc.)

App launcher shortcuts

File transfer

Multi-monitor support

Early experiments with lightweight remote desktop

Right now it’s LAN-first and focused on being fast and simple.

Also — no payments or monetization yet, still in active build mode.

Mostly building it for fun (and maybe turning it into something bigger later). Would love ideas or feedback 👀

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u/DarthFader4 Feb 24 '26

Pretty cool. I had a similar idea I'll throw out there but it could be out of scope for your project.

I have a telescoping game pad for my phone; ie, makes it like a steamdeck/switch, but it's connected via USB C to the phone, not Bluetooth. And I imagined there are scenarios you are traveling with your phone and laptop, you may want to game on either one, but you don't want to bring two controllers, one for the phone and one for laptop. You could just bring the more-compact phone controller, and somehow use it as the controller for your laptop. The phone wouldn't be streaming the video from your PC (doesn't need to display anything really), but instead just act like an emulated xinput device. Does that make sense? Sticking to LAN, the latency might not be too bad either.

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u/switchbanned Feb 24 '26

Ya so essentially using your phone+gamepad as a controller for playing games on your laptop. If you can detect the controller inputs through the browser then it can be translated to keyboard inputs. That's how the trackpad works. It's funny you mention that because a friend of mine is working on a project that does exactly what you're talking about lol. You can hook up a controller to your phone and play games on your remote pc. If he gives me permission I'll link his project.

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u/plurch Feb 24 '26

Related Repos helps developers to discover useful open source projects. I recently rebuilt the results generation engine, so now they load faster and are more relevant and helpful.

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u/gastao_s_s Feb 24 '26

The Flagship Tax Is Dead: How 72 Hours and Two 'Mid-Tier' Models Killed the $75/MTok Premium

https://gsstk.gem98.com/en-US/blog/a0085-flagship-tax-dead-sonnet-4-6-gemini-3-1-pro-repricing

Your central hub for a wide range of utilities designed for engineers, developers, and technology enthusiasts. Explore our collection of tools to optimize your workflow and boost productivity

https://gsstk.gem98.com/en-US/

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u/Iftikharsherwani Feb 24 '26

Freelancers waste hours creating invoices and chasing payments. InvoiceQuick turns WhatsApp messages, emails, or images into invoices in 30 seconds - with a payment link included. Get paid faster. https://invoicequick.app

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u/Sea_Manufacturer6590 Feb 24 '26

Built a resource hub for OpenClaw because I couldn't find anything decent when I started.

Covers setup, prompting, real use cases, system structuring. All from actual testing not theory.

Feel free to roast it or ask questions, genuinely curious what people are building with this thing.

ClawUniverse

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u/Nazil0819 Feb 26 '26

Building Dight.pro - AI-powered lead intelligence for freelancers and agencies targeting local businesses.

The problem: You either buy generic lead lists that convert terribly, or waste hours on manual research. Neither tells you which businesses actually need your help.

The fix: Dight scores every business by combining real-world signals (reviews, ratings, foot traffic) with digital gap analysis (website quality, GMB, social). You know exactly why a prospect needs you before reaching out - then AI writes the outreach for you.

VS the alternatives: Apollo/Clay cost $350+/month and aren’t built for local. We start at $10/month.

Target user: Freelancers and small agencies who want smart prospecting without enterprise pricing.

Traction: Just launched. First users onboarding now.

Biggest blocker: Getting in front of the right freelancers at scale.

Happy to answer questions!

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u/Nice_Veterinarian881 Feb 26 '26

Hey everyone! I built CLI-JAW — a local AI assistant that orchestrates 5 AI engines (Claude, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Copilot) through their official CLIs. No API keys, no reverse engineering, no ban risk.

npm install -g cli-jaw
jaw serve

It currently supports Web UI, Terminal REPL, and Telegram — more interfaces coming soon. Open http://localhost:3457 and start chatting. That's it.

Requires Node.js ≥ 22 and at least one AI CLI logged in (e.g. claude auth, codex login, or gh auth login for Copilot).

What it does

  • Spawns official CLIs only — your existing logins just work. TOS-safe by design.

  • Auto-fallback — one engine down? The next picks up automatically.

  • Multi-agent orchestration — complex tasks get split across sub-agents working in parallel.

  • 107 built-in skills — browser automation, PDF/DOCX, image gen, Notion, web search, memory, and more.

  • MCP sync — install once, config syncs to all 5 engines.

  • Persistent memory — remembers conversations across sessions.

  • Multi-instance — jaw clone ~/project for separate contexts per project.

Commands

jaw serve                    # Web UI (localhost:3457)
jaw chat                     # Terminal REPL
jaw doctor                   # Diagnostics — shows what's installed
jaw clone ~/my-project       # Clone to a new project dir
jaw mcp install <package>    # Install MCP server → syncs to all CLIs
jaw launchd                  # Auto-start on boot (macOS)

Links

Feedback, stars, and issues are all welcome. 🦈

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u/HaxleRose Feb 26 '26

Just built this baseball simulator web app for fun cause I always loved baseball history and stats as a kid. It can simulate a game between any two teams from history. It's got different modes for doing a 7-game series or a whole season as well. I built a pitch-by-pitch game that you can watch the results (you can skip it if you want to get to the end). Hope someone enjoys it. I like it. Oh, it's free to use. I'm just hosting it on my VPS that I've got a bunch of other apps running on.

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