100%. I built a free tool that catches this — scores any landing page on speed, SEO, accessibility, and mobile in 30 seconds. Gives you a letter grade with the specific fixes. Good for quick client audits: https://ulyaspendragon.github.io/pagepulse/

Exactly. I built a free tool that checks this — SEO fundamentals, page structure, performance. Gives you a letter grade with specific fixes in 30 seconds. Good for quick audits: https://ulyaspendragon.github.io/pagepulse/

I built something for exactly this — a free tool that generates landing page scores in 30 seconds. SEO, performance, accessibility, mobile. Letter grade + specific fixes. Might save you time on those mini audits: https://ulyaspendragon.github.io/pagepulse/

🚀 Just shipped PagePulse — a free landing page analyzer that runs entirely in your browser.

No API keys. No signup. No server.

Scores your page across SEO, performance, accessibility, mobile, and content — then tells you exactly what to fix.

https://ulyaspendragon.github.io/pagepulse/

This is why I went $0 stack. Every dollar saved on infra is a dollar of runway. Free LLM + local tools + open-source agent. The only cost is time, and the agent handles 70% of that too.

That's exactly it. After a few weeks, the agent already knows your stack, your preferences, your past decisions. You stop re-explaining. It just executes. The flywheel is real

Context switching is the silent killer. What was your data pipeline before vs after? Always curious what people cut when they actually profile it

20% faster is solid. What was the bottleneck before?

I've been doing something similar — build in public with an AI agent that writes the code. The transparency actually builds more trust than polished demos.

Good to see structured web scraping education!

Tip from the trenches: if you're scraping at scale, invest in proper rate limiting and User-Agent headers early. Reddit and most modern sites block bare requests. Saves hours of debugging later.

Exactly. My AI agent handles ~70% of the work — leads, code, content, scheduling. I do strategy and QA.

The real unlock is persistent memory + skills that compound. Each week the agent gets better at *my* specific tasks.

🛠️ Testing my automated content pipeline.

Pendragon Studios is going multi-platform. Automated posting to Bluesky, Dev.to, GitHub, and more — all powered by open-source tools.

The dragon is waking up. 🐉