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Introducing Hexclave, the platform for apps with users. Customer infrastructure is now one prompt. Build your frontend, backend, and database, and Hexclave takes care of the rest: - Analytics - Authentication - Emails - Payments - ...and more 👇 see the thread below! Hexclave is open-source and natively built...

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Konsti Wohlwend2 months ago

[2/6] Try it now: If you have an existing project, just paste this prompt into your AI agent:y 𝙸𝚗𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚕𝚕 𝙷𝚎𝚡𝚌𝚕𝚊𝚟𝚎 𝚒𝚗𝚝𝚘 𝚖𝚢 𝚌𝚞𝚛𝚛𝚎𝚗𝚝 𝚙𝚛𝚘𝚓𝚎𝚌𝚝 𝚞𝚜𝚒𝚗𝚐 It will instruct your agent to install Hexclave. After that, you can use Hexclave in your app, or go to the local dashboard on localhost:26700. No sign-up required.

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Konsti Wohlwend2 months ago

[3/6] All of Hexclave's config lives in a single 𝚑𝚎𝚡𝚌𝚕𝚊𝚟𝚎.𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚏𝚒𝚐.𝚝𝚜. You can edit it with AI and commit it to source control. Our CLI lets you run the Hexclave dashboard locally, or push and pull from our cloud for production.

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Konsti Wohlwend2 months ago

[4/6] Hit CMD+K anywhere on the dashboard to ask a question to our AI agent. Or, use our MCP or skill file to use Hexclave right from your own coding agent. Anything you can do on the dashboard is supported, including complex SQL queries. We use Clickhouse for blazing-fast access to all your data.

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Konsti Wohlwend2 months ago

[5/6] You can start with our pre-built components. But if you grow sick of these, just head into the Components tab of the Hexclave devtool, where we provide you with AI prompts to customize everything.

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Konsti Wohlwend2 months ago

[6/6] Hexclave consists of 13 apps that work together in harmony. You're building an API? Cool, use our API keys. A CLI? Let your users log in with our CLI auth. Track user credits with payments, and analytics help you understand your customers. Use session replays and event logs to examine individual users, or clickmaps and custom dashboards to explore your entire customerbase. Since they're all tightly connected, you can visualize across each these dimensions with just a single AI prompt. Explore all Hexclave apps:

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Hexclave2 months ago

you should use us because @barre_of_lube works here

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Konsti Wohlwend2 months ago

@barre_of_lube ☝️☝️☝️

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James Perkins2 months ago

aye congrats! Really good concept, will have a play around with it

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Samian2 months ago

i always get nervous when "and more" includes auth + payments. that's where these usually quietly fall apart. curious what the stack actually looks like under the hood

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Luke Berry2 months ago

this looks very promising

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Konsti Wohlwend2 months ago

🙌

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Chirag Jain2 months ago

🙌🏻🙌🏻

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Josh tried coding2 months ago

good to see you launch!! 🦖🦖🦖

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jia2 months ago

lfg!! oml

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Konsti Wohlwend2 months ago

it's finally time!

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Nick Venturi2 months ago

now i actually have to launch my side projects

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Becaus(e)2 months ago

Congrats guys!!!!

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jonah2 months ago

Lfg

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G2 months ago

@benjamin_really Lets goo @hexclave !!

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Leo - 15 y/o founder2 months ago

are payments a MOR? also since you guys do emails can we get this added to email-sdk? cc @barre_of_lube

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Subramanya N2 months ago

does the prompt also wire the first failed-payment email?

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Mariia Krasnikova2 months ago

Congratulations! Can’t wait to use it🔥🔥🔥

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jenesaispas2 months ago

Congrats on the launch!!!

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Nicolas Muntwyler2 months ago

oi big launch! congrats!

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Michael Tierney2 months ago

@gregpr07 Youre shipping a full stack in one prompt but have you actually run it through some edge cases? What happens when a user tries to delete their own account versus an admin trying to reset passwords?

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Mergestorm2 months ago

Love to see more agentic second-brain style apps.

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Alessandro Duico2 months ago

Opus recommended I used Hexclave the other day. I didn't know it was you :)

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ValeVanyi2 months ago

@ycombinator The real unlock is infrastructure that agents can actually operate, not just generate. Turning customer workflows into promptable primitives could remove a huge amount of integration work.

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Rohit Kashyap2 months ago

auth billing and emails as one prompt is the boring infra everyone rebuilds

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Eric Nguyen2 months ago

Are you gonna launch a token for it?

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