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Most AI coding tools build new websites. Sider Code changes the ones you already live in — restyle any page, add features it never had, all with plain words. And it sticks. Now with GPT-5.6 Sol from OpenAI Developers. Free for everyone for the next 3 days:

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Sider1 month ago

Same X. A completely different look. Sider Code restyles X as an early-1900s newspaper, while keeping every link and button working. Try it:

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Sider1 month ago

Thirty scattered posts. One clean article. Sider Code turns an X thread into a readable article with a table of contents. Try it:

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Sider1 month ago

The same Amazon search, without the sponsored clutter. Sider Code hides sponsored products so you can focus on organic results. Try it:

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lin1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs This feature is so cool! I used it to customize my interface, and now my feed is much cleaner, with none of those annoying ads. Good job!

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Sider1 month ago

Hundreds of Reddit comments. The useful viewpoints are buried. Sider Code adds a clear overview that brings the key viewpoints together. Try it:

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Saira1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs Impressive launch! Sider Code looks powerful

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Elise Tech Ai1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs Such a cool angle — restyling the web you already live in with plain words is genius!

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Sani Ai Tech1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs Love the shift from generating sites to improving the ones you use

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AshutoshShrivastava1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs It was real fun testing it :)

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Sider1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs Thanks so much for taking it for a spin! What was the coolest thing you ended up building with it? 👀

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AshutoshShrivastava1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs Modified hacker news website 😊

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hanqing1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs 改现成网站比造新站难,持久性是硬骨头。三天免费先试水。

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Ace1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs sider code free for the next 3 days wow amazing

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ZenithAi1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs Finally someone improving existing experiences instead of starting from scratch

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Nawi1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs levels great work sider

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Bringing Sexy Back1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs I want to change the font being displayed on a website and it couldn't do it, but it told me all the third party extensions I could use all while eating up my free credits. This limitation has motivated me to uninstall and delete my sider account.

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Sider1 month ago

Hi, do you try the Sider Code feature?

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Chole Syntax Expert AI1 month ago

Edit the web like its your doc Yes please Free for 3 days too

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Elsa Ai1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs Editing existing sites with plain words is huge

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Sider1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs Exactly. You shouldn’t have to rebuild a site just to make it work better for you.

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安叫兽|Bird🕊️ 🔶 BNB1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs 不用重搭一套,直接改现有页面,省事多了

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Sider1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs Exactly. Keep what works, change what doesn’t.

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Boby1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs It's so interesting. I will try it now!

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Sider1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs Let us know which site you customize first!😍

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Alice The Ai Expert1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs This is such a clever take not building new sites but upgrading the ones you already use, just with words. Love that it sticks!

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Dipti Sharma1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs The ability to actually modify existing sites with plain words is seriously impressive.

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dnu1 month ago

@OpenAIDevs The persistence depends on finding the same parts of the page after every load. That gets tricky when a site changes its HTML, so I am curious whether Sider saves the intent of an edit or the exact CSS selector it first generated.

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Sider1 month ago

It saves the JS/CSS/HTML elements. We plan to have a feature to detect the HTML change and adjust the customization code automatically when necessary.

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