u/Spirited-Objective14

Just wanted to share a short demo of my app’s functionality. ✨

I’d really appreciate honest feedback. I feel like this is really useful not only when actively job searching, but also when you just want to understand what your dream role requires and how to prepare for it. 😎

Try it for free! RoleVsMe

Hey everyone 👋

I’ve been working on a project called RoleVsMe 🚀

The idea is simple: upload your resume, choose a tech role you’re interested in, and the app shows how well your current profile matches that role.

It looks at things like:

• your role fit score
• skills you already cover
• important gaps
• market-demanded skills
• salary signals
• a roadmap for what to improve next
• CV optimization without inventing fake experience

I built it because job descriptions are noisy, and sometimes it’s hard to know what skills actually matter before applying. Also I just noticed that when I think of some role I go to Linkedin of course and start searching jobs's posts to check what companies actually require, so I could see if I'm good fit or not really : ) Each time when I think that I'm pretty good as position and I check job postings I quickly realize that I don't know more than half things they're asking candidate to know :D Once I see smth I don't know I then go google it etc. so now I can just click and get all the information!

Feel free to try, all signed up get 12 free credits so you can try it out without spending a cent.

Hey everyone 👋

I just wanted to share an early look at a project I’m building called Nexttask.

The idea was inspired by OpenAI’s Symphony and overall a question - how agentic development could become more visual, structured, and easier to control.

I've put together this video with dub, it's not a real promo video and sorry that I don't speak myself (used 11labs), I'm not at native english and not yet confortable just speaking over a video (hoping to change that soon). : )

Would love any feedback, ideas, or criticism. Especially from people already using Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or similar tools.

I got tired of juggling 3 or 4 Claude Code terminal windows whenever I wanted multiple agents working on different parts of a project. So I built INZONE — a macOS app that runs multiple Claude Agent SDK sessions in panes, in one window.

The basic idea is panes instead of tabs. Drop an agent on each pane, point them all at the same folder, and they work in parallel — a frontend agent on the UI, a backend agent on the API, a reviewer watching both.

A few things I'm happy with:

• Lead mode — promote one pane to an orchestrator that delegates to the others through a built-in MCP toolset
• Flow — chain panes into a sequential pipeline on a free-form canvas, with per-card prompts and configurable delays
• Git worktrees — spin up isolated branches in one click; run agents on parallel branches without them clobbering each other
• In-app diff review + PR flow — approve/reject hunks per file, send rejected changes back for revision, ship via gh CLI
• Voice agent — drive the whole thing hands-free via ElevenLabs

It's compatible with Claude Code's ~/.claude/ directory, so any agents and skills you've already authored just work.

MIT-licensed, local-first, no telemetry, encrypted credentials in the macOS keychain. Apple Silicon and Intel both supported.

Link: https://inzone-theta.vercel.app/

It's v1 — would love feedback on what feels janky or what's missing. The two roadmap items I'm most excited about: per-project agent memory (so Claude actually gets better at your codebase over time) and budget caps for autonomous work.

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