8–4 I build software for work ( Job ). After 4, I build for myself. I am SAM Software Developer from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 Building TaskYab • AI & Web3 • Gym Sharing the code, mistakes, wins & numbers. Building my product & myself in public ↓

A product update gets better replies when it shows the rough edge too. What changed, who it helps, and what still needs work.

AI Engineer in 2026 Do yourself a favor – Learn Python properly – Understand APIs before agents – Learn how LLMs actually work – Build with tool calling – Learn RAG – Learn embeddings and vector search – Build one real AI agent – Give it memory – Give it access to real tools – Add retries and fallbacks – Add structured outputs – Add authentication – Add observability – Add evals – Test it with real failures – Deploy it publicly – Monitor production costs – Optimize latency – Read your logs – Fix the failures users actually encounter – Open-source the project – Write a detailed README – Put the live demo on your resume Stop building another AI chatbot. Build something people actually need. Bookmark

Which AI model has surprised you the most this year? - GPT 6 (Astra) - Gemini 3.8 flash - Fable 5.1 - Opus 5 - Grok 4.6 - Kimi k3 - GLM 5.3 - GPT 5.6 Sol - Fable 5 - Opus 4.8 - Opus 4.7 - Sonnet 5 - Deepseek v4 flash - Qwen 3.8

Hey founders! Looking to connect with people building in: 🍽️ SaaS 🚀 Tech 📲 Automation 🧠 AI tools 📱 Product Development 🔥 Web APP 💻 Devs Drop what you're working on👇

I’m a solo founder building from AFG If you’re a - founder - designer - product manager - builder Let’s connect and grow together 🚀

In 2026, I’ve spent on AI coding tools: Cursor - $40 Codex - $160 Claude Code - $200 Total: $400 Is anyone spending more than this?

Hey @X algorithm 👋 Looking to #connect with people into: 💻 Frontend / Backend 🛠️ Full-stack / DevOps 🚀 SaaS / Startups 🤖 AI / ML 📢 Building in public Basically anything tech-related. If that’s you, say hi 👋 Let’s make this algorithm useful. 🤝

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Most people quit 𝕏 right before it starts working. 
I’m not one of them. 
Are you?

Describe your 𝕏 growth in one word. 
I’ll go first: unfinished.

Imagine opening 𝕏 and your last post has 100K views. 
What would you post next?

𝕏 doesn’t ignore you. 
You just disappear for 3 days and expect a miracle.

Need reach?
Post on 𝕏.
Need customers?
Post on 𝕏.
Need co-founders?
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Need momentum?
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Good morning builders ☀️ Another day, another chance to find the people actually shipping. If you’re in AI, SaaS, startups, or just obsessed with making things work drop what you’re building below. 👇 No pitch decks. Just the real version. Let’s connect. 🤝

Hey folks, I’m solo developer from Afghanistan 🇦🇫 . I'm looking to connect with people that are into: - Marketing - Design - Tech - AI - Solo building - building in public - iOS apps Drop a reply if you are interested🙏🫡

Hey founders! Looking to connect with people building in: • SaaS • AI • Automation • Web apps • Tech products • Marketing • Content creators Drop what you're working on 👇

Easy product, hard sell 
vs 
Hard product, easy sell I used to pick the first one every time. Now I’m forcing myself to do the opposite. Which side are you on?

What’s actually stopping most indie hackers from $5K MRR? A. Building the wrong thing B. No distribution C. Quitting too early D. Pricing too low Reply with the letter.

3,000 followers next. Started by just shipping and talking about it in public. If you’re building a SaaS, AI tool, or side project, drop it below I’ll check it out and follow back.

Which is harder right now? Finding a problem people will pay for or shipping the solution once you find it?