🧪 Test Builds

Projects the Idea Pipeline has finished building. These are unreviewed, agent-built first passes — expect rough edges. Web-shaped ones get a live link once promoted; everything else (browser extensions, CLI tools, mobile apps) is listed but can't run in a browser the same way.

Action Repeater (browser extension)

built (needs manual load + test in browser) not web-deployable

A Chrome (Manifest V3) extension that records a sequence of clicks and form-field changes on any page, then replays them — once, a fixed number of times, or on an infinite loop. General-purpose macro tool, not tied to any specific site. Primary use case as of 2026-07-29: automating a daily login + a few button clicks on a work internal tool that only allows the action once per day. Login credentials are recorded like any other form fields (see Security note below); an occasional face-verification step is handled via the "checkpoint" mechanism rather than assumed away.

CouponStacker

built not web-deployable

Develop a self-hosted coupon tracking and stacking application for BreadLab's internal use. The app will run alongside existing infrastructure on breadweb and utilize n8n/Postgres/Docker. It aims to automate the process of matching stackable coupons against sales, reducing manual spreadsheet work. Core features include a data model with essential tables like `stores`, `items`, and `coupons`, a quick-add form for manual entries, and an optimizer that computes the best coupon combinations based on various rules. Automated sourcing from feed providers will be implemented in version 2. Clarifications: - Q: What is the existing notification pipeline setup (Discord/ntfy) like, and how should alerts be structured? A: ooo a discord bot might be good we could build a whole community with the coupon checker. but for now we can have it on the coupon page on breadtoasting - Q: Should the stack optimizer use a greedy algorithm or explore more complex optimization techniques if stacking rules become more intricate? A: yes

CryptoTrader Pro

built not web-deployable

I aim to develop a stock and crypto trading analyzer that examines historical data and selected trading strategies to recommend the most promising next moves. The tool will focus on providing actionable insights based on past performance, enabling users to make informed decisions in their trading activities.

FontForge

built live

This project aims to create an online tool for generating custom fonts. Users can either write individual letters by hand, upload their own image-based fonts, or doodle directly on the site. The goal is to provide a flexible platform where users can experiment and build unique font files. Clarifications: - Q: What specific file formats should be supported for exporting the generated fonts? A: .Png .svg .jpg all image formats - Q: Should there be any constraints on the size or complexity of custom drawings? A: No

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Football Friendly App

built not web-deployable

The project idea is to develop a football translation application aimed at explaining football games and plays to women in an accessible manner. Key features might include simplified explanations, gender-specific content, and possibly multilingual support for non-English speakers. The app will focus on making the complexities of football more understandable and engaging for its target audience. Clarifications: - Q: Should the app be primarily focused on English-speaking women or include multiple languages? A: English for now - Q: What specific features should be prioritized in the initial version? A: Penalties and Jargon .. football buddy who doesn't man explain challenging concepts

Idea Tracker & Project Management System

deployed needs a Dockerfile

I need a system to organize my project ideas, ensuring they get processed efficiently. The current idea pipeline is great for collecting thoughts but lacks an easy way to manage and prioritize them. Adding tags and sorting options (e.g., fun, creative, profit) would be beneficial. Additionally, integrating lab notes into the process as drafts at the start of projects and fully documented at the end could help maintain detailed records and keep track of good ideas from my GooTen design pipeline.

QuickDraw West

built live

This is a simple online multiplayer game inspired by old west themes, where players compete to draw their guns faster than their opponent. The game will feature a straightforward mechanic of clicking as quickly as possible to win each round. There will be a running leaderboard to track player performance. Due to the nature of the gameplay, measures against cheating such as an honor system or anti-auto-clicker technology will need to be implemented. Clarifications: - Q: How will the honor-based system work in practice? A: I think you would just have to trust that no one is cheating - Q: What specific anti-auto-clicker technologies should we consider? A: im not sure

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StringWeb

built needs a Dockerfile

The idea is to create an interactive website where users can virtually strum guitar strings, potentially for learning or entertainment purposes. The technology stack is not specified, but it should allow users to interact with virtual guitar strings in a meaningful way. Key questions include the tech stack and whether this will be a single-user experience or shared among multiple users. Clarifications: - Q: What technology stack would best support interactive string strumming? A: I would like the mouse when you drag over it, it would strum the strings and you could click points of the frets to hold it down - Q: Is this for one user or intended to be shared? A: one user at a time

ToastFit Blog Pipeline

built live

We need to develop a blog pipeline focusing on basic workouts, muscle health, and science, along with some anatomy content. The goal is to provide educational resources for fitness enthusiasts. Key details include using a simple CMS like WordPress and prioritizing SEO best practices for visibility.

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WeatherLoc

built needs a Dockerfile

I need to develop a simple website that displays current weather data based on the user's location. The site will use APIs to fetch real-time weather information and display it in an easy-to-understand format. Key features include automatic geolocation for accurate local weather updates and a clean, user-friendly interface. Next steps involve choosing a suitable API provider and designing the website layout. Clarifications: - Q: Should the site also provide hourly or daily forecasts? A: yes

WifelyWise

built live

The idea is for a translation app that helps wives understand their husbands' speech, likely addressing communication barriers in relationships. Key specifics include the app being designed for personal use and potentially leveraging text or voice-to-text technology to facilitate understanding. Next steps would involve defining the scope (e.g., specific languages), choosing technical tools, and determining user interface requirements. Clarifications: - Q: What specific languages will the app support? A: English - Q: Should the app focus on text-based translations or include voice recognition as well? A: Both

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