too lazy to post too obsessed with building so built slothgram, one Dev one Psot🦥
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 3: Slow and Steady What I Built Slothgram: ONE DEV ONE POST. You ship something, then open four tabs, rewrite the same update four times, pick hashtags, and publish one platform at a time. Slothgram turns that into one step: write the update once, get a separate version for each destination (X, LinkedIn, DEV.to, GitHub),…
This submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 3 is titled Slothgram: ONE DEV ONE POST. The builder crafted a tool that enables developers, students, and open-source contributors to create and publish posts to various developer communities with ease. Instead of struggling with repetitive writing and platform-specific formatting, users write the post once and then generate tailored versions for each destination (X, LinkedIn, DEV.to, GitHub).
The tool handles character limits, hashtag counts, and other platform-specific requirements. It uses an open-weight AI model running locally on the user's machine to generate the content, ensuring data privacy and no per-token costs. Temporal handles each destination as a separate, retryable, independent job, with a user-approved workflow to prevent duplicate posts.
The demo runs in the browser with simulated publishing, allowing users to preview the process without actually posting anything.
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