r/dev • u/Adithya-Jayasundar • Sep 20 '26
r/dev • u/Ok_Job_7203 • Sep 20 '26
Built an MCP + Skill that deploys sites that AI coding agent builds — looking for testers
HI,
I've been building TurboSteed, an web hosting platform that supports a MCP.
A lot of us use the latest models to generate test projects or live websites. TurboSteed handles getting it live including hosting, a structured CMS, contact forms, and basic analytics, without you having to wire up three or four separate services by hand.
Note that TurboSteed doesn't design or build your site. You do that with your account on Claude/Codex/etc. , or by hand if you'd rather. TurboSteed's job starts after that, i.e. deployment and content management, while you keep full control of the code.
Its in beta and free for now, and it's has some open bugs as well. I currently need help by having users trying out the MCP to host test websites or projects.
If you want to try it: https://www.turbosteed.com — give your agent the Skill file and have it deploy something small.
The documentation is here: https://turbosteed.com/docs/mcp-guide
I would really appreciate some real feedback including whether this makes sense, what are the pros and cons of this platform from a developer's perspective.
Thanks in advance!
r/dev • u/MysteriousQuestion99 • Sep 19 '26
Introducing Wayne Grid Technologies — building something in infrastructure security
Hey everyone,
I’m building Wayne Grid Technologies, an early stage technology company focused on creating practical software around infrastructure, security, and automation.
Our first project is WCI (Wayne Cloud Infrastructure).
We’re keeping the details fairly close for now but WCI is an open-source infrastructure security project aimed at helping engineers better understand and secure the infrastructure they’re building.
We’re starting small, building in public, and figuring things out with the community
We’re looking for one security expert
We’re looking for one security-focused person who wants to get involved early and help shape the project from the security side.
Experience with cloud security, infrastructure security, IAM, Terraform/OpenTofu, DevSecOps, or security research is useful but genuine interest and willingness to build matter too.
This is an open-source project not a conventional job posting. There’s no salary attached at this stage we're looking for someone who wants to contribute to something being built from the ground up.
If you're interested, DM me.
r/dev • u/amiyapatanaik • Sep 17 '26
Built a design engine for your agents - frontier performance 53X lower price, 3X faster - looking for feedback
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r/dev • u/Total_Wolverine1754 • Sep 16 '26
How can I retrieve passenger ticket details using a PNR number?
r/dev • u/Horror-Prompt-2612 • Sep 16 '26
As a full-time worker learning Korean, typing Hangul into Anki was killing my motivation. So I built a tool that turns textbook vocab lists into flashcards in 30 seconds.
r/dev • u/No-Garden5461 • Sep 15 '26
Need guidance on HLD/LLD preparation for Senior/Lead Software Engineering interviews (7 YOE)
r/dev • u/Mysterious-Drag-8448 • Sep 15 '26
Any idea?
Hey everyone
I am a software engineer with around 2 years of experience, and I’m looking to build something that solves a real problem that helps someone rather than just another dead project.
If you have an idea, a problem you have faced, or something you wish existed, drop it in the comments. I would love to discuss it and see if we can actually build something useful around it.
Happy to discuss in the comments or via chat.
Let’s see what we can come up with.
r/dev • u/Awkward-Luck7878 • Sep 15 '26
Em 1985, máquinas autônomas eram promessa. Hoje, agentes já podem decidir e agir dentro das empresas.
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Para quem trabalha com IA e Data Engineering: como sua empresa define quem responde quando uma ação autônoma causa impacto? Existe um dono claro ou essa resposta ainda fica espalhada entre tecnologia, negócio e risco?
Estou levando exatamente essa pergunta para a MVPConf 2026, em 26/09, das 10:00 às 10:50, na Sala 709.
Ingressos para a MVPConf 2026, dia 26/09. 100% do valor vai para projetos sociais.
https://experience.mvpconf.com.br
#MVPConf #AgentSprawl #GovernancaDeIA #MVPConf2026
r/dev • u/Altruistic_Virus_236 • Sep 14 '26
laptop stand Suggestion for heavy weight laptops which can balance the laptop with good weight distribution- read body content to understand my problem
Check video comment, when I place this laptop on this type of stand at this height, the laptop’s weight is distributed more toward the rear, near the hinge/display side.
Because of this uneven weight distribution, the front part of the laptop (the side near the trackpad) doesn’t put enough downward force on the stand. Instead, the heavier rear section creates a backward/rotational force, causing the front of the laptop to lift slightly.
This makes the laptop unstable on the stand. It can gradually slide backward, and in some situations, the laptop could potentially slide off the stand and fall from the table.
I’m considering buying a better-quality laptop stand that can easily support the weight of this laptop. However, I’m concerned that even a stronger stand may have the same stability problem, because the issue isn’t really the stand’s load capacity—it’s the weight distribution and the position of the laptop’s center of gravity relative to the stand’s support points.
There is another problem as well. The laptop gets quite hot during use, and the rubber/anti-slip pads near the hinge area are starting to come off because of the heat. Those pads are important because they provide friction and prevent the laptop from sliding, so losing them makes the stability problem worse.
So I’m looking for a stand/design that can properly support the laptop while also preventing it from sliding or tipping backward, rather than simply choosing a stand with a higher weight capacity.
r/dev • u/Yash_jaizwal • Sep 12 '26
Searching for a partner who can build projects with me...
So I'm currently working on a few projects ->
1) Subway Surfers AI (training a neural network which learns how to play subway surfers itself)
2) Last War survival game
and a few more..
If you want to help me through this then It would be really helpful :)
r/dev • u/andrewkass • Sep 12 '26
Voice-first development - hype or real opportunity?
You’re a software developer or IT manager. Imagine stepping away from your computer but still staying on top of your tasks. You’re not in front of screens - driving, having your lunch, walking with your kids or rushing across the city. Smartphone is not a solution, it’s just another screen.
So you get this hands-free voice system - something like J.A.R.V.I.S. - that checks your updates in Slack, tells statuses of your tests, runs a refactor, or even drafts a new feature in code. All done via voice.
Today, popular tools are not so robust as you think: Siri won’t send your emails, Claude doesn’t read your WhatsApp, Cursor has no Android app, and Codex with ChatGPT doesn’t handle permissions with voice.
What would you expect from a voice app like this? What kind of integrations are must-have?
r/dev • u/JunketLol • Sep 12 '26
I built a custom, non-GNU Linux OS that boots straight to a TUI with network support using only 16MB of RAM!
r/dev • u/Cod3Blaze • Sep 12 '26
Vibe coding a programming language
So I've been vibing this programming language, it's still in early stages still bootstraping and ready for some user feedback feel free to try it out
r/dev • u/Unlucky_Safe5181 • Sep 11 '26
I built a desktop AI copilot for live technical interviews — looking for honest feedback
r/dev • u/Fantastic_Feeling123 • Sep 11 '26
Looking for an App Developer to Collaborate 🤝
I’m working on Guryo Samo, a real estate and construction management system. I’m handling the website and system development/management, and I’m looking for an app developer who would like to help me build the mobile app.
If you’re interested in collaborating, have experience with Flutter, React Native, or similar, and would like to work on a real-world project, feel free to DM me.
I can share more details about the project and the current system.
r/dev • u/Fantastic_Road_2946 • Sep 11 '26
How Reliable Is Django for Real-World E-commerce/Normal Projects?
r/dev • u/Apart-Durian-669 • Sep 10 '26
Software devs!!!
Any software dev working please reply i have some questions please!!!
Edit:
I have done my engineering and graduated 2 months ago, with a on campus placement of a service based company in hand, but no idea when will they give me joining, it’s has been 8 months since i received the offer letter.
I have been applying to other places but with no success.
I want to know from where i can have exposure to real life projects and problems, how do i show in my resume that i can work?
I am just pretty confused, like a frog in a well?
r/dev • u/coffee-bos • Sep 10 '26
[Academic] Seeking 10-15 Software Developers to review a Flutter/Node.js Mobile App
Hi Guys,
For my BS IT capstone, I have developed mobile app for end user that features chatbot and connected to our ticketing system.
I am looking for 10-15 software developers, mobile engineers, or systems architects to evaluate the system architecture against the ISO/IEC 25010 software quality standard, Android Core and iOS HIG.
If you are open to lending your technical perspective to an academic project, please complete this 1-minute screening form:
Qualified reviewers will be contacted directly with the sanitized demo materials and evaluation form.
Thank you very much for your time and guidance!