Henrik Falk

When a Playbook makes a decision on its own how much control do you have to step in or adjust it in mid-run if something doesn’t look right?

Demonstrate Mode helps bridge the gap between trying something out and actually using it in production. For me, recording a task once and getting real code I can edit solves a problem I keep running into with other automation tools. Creating the automation, testing it in a live browser and deploying it from the same place keeps everything in one flow. That last part is usually what’s missing...

Too many AI tools let you play around, but it’s hard to actually finish anything. What I like about Hal9 is the clear goal of getting a real product out in a set time. Having experts guide the work while AI does the building feels like a better path than staying stuck trying things forever.

I just tried Kodingo and getting started feels pretty easy. It’s clear what it’s for and how it fits into a project. I don’t feel lost or unsure about what to do first. That makes it easier to focus on using it instead of figuring things out.

Using Monee for a bit now and it’s easy to manage. Adding expenses is quick and when I open the app later everything is still clear and easy to follow. I like checking my spending by category without digging through a bunch of screens. It’s simple to use, which I want from a budgeting app.

I tried the Soil Calculator today and it worked great. The results were clear and accurate, and it saved me time figuring out how much soil I needed for my beds. Very helpful tool.

it’s not promising overnight success but instead gives a clear, 3-day plan to take action and actually build momentum. It feels practical, not just motivational talk. I am curious, do people share their results somewhere after finishing the challenge?

I hate spending hours on setup stuff in Flutter. Writing UI code, messing with icons, keystores… it’s the worst part. So seeing a tool that just handles all that automatically is kinda a relief. Open-source is nice too.... I can check it out and tweak if I want. Wonder how smooth it is with bigger projects though.