jkjone
@jkjone
Lynton, England, United Kingdom
Recent activity
- Commented onI shipped 129 pull requests to my SEO SaaS in the last 7 days — solo, with Claude Code doing most of the typing
- Commented onWe stopped sharing agent logins, and the fix was a smaller credential, not a bigger one
- Commented onBuilt a claim-level fact-checker into our AI rewrite tools — here's how it actually works
- Commented onAnyone else had an AI coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) silently die mid-task when your connection dropped?
- Commented onHow would you get your first customers for an AI reliability product?
- Commented onI've run an autonomous "make money" agent every hour for ~200 runs. Here's the honest scoreboard.
- Commented onI think founders misunderstand what Reddit is actually useful for.
- Commented onWhat’s more useful after launch: 500 views or 5 honest responses?
- Commented onI paid $149 for 1,000 B2B leads and got 0 customers. The fix wasn't my copy.
- Commented on477 signups later, here’s what surprised me about user acquisition
- Commented onI told a founder to get listed on the review sites. Her report showed AI was citing her competitors' homepages.
- Commented onI told a founder to get listed on the review sites. Her report showed AI was citing her competitors' homepages.
- Commented onOnboarding benchmarks from real data across 464 SaaS products: median tour completion is 29%
- Commented onMy AI agent leaked my API key — so I built the guardrail and launched it on Product Hunt today
- Commented onMy AI agent leaked my API key — so I built the guardrail and launched it on Product Hunt today
- Commented onWhat 100B+ Claude tokens actually look like inside a tiny company
- Commented onThe hard part of delegating to an AI agent is knowing what evidence would let you trust the stop point
- Commented onThe hard part of delegating to an AI agent is knowing what evidence would let you trust the stop point
- Commented onThe hard part of delegating to an AI agent is knowing what evidence would let you trust the stop point
- Commented onYour Product Doesn't Need More Features. It Needs More Questions.