I understand the limitations and costs. I read the introduction post and thought it was amazing. Good luck with the project, congratulations on your 10 years on Hive, and thanks for the link.

By the way, over the last few months I’ve been away from Hive. I had stepped away before and stopped posting for a while, but this time I was completely disconnected — I wasn’t even reading posts. Honestly, I feel like I missed a lot by being away. It seems like Hive is evolving into something new, and the internet itself is becoming something new as well. These new AI technologies have been changing a lot of things, and that’s actually one of the reasons I’ve been distant lately — I’ve been spending time studying and learning about them.

I saw something about Hive AI on Twitter, and it made me feel like I need to come back to Hive as soon as possible, even if it’s not necessarily to post, but at least to read and follow what’s being built. At first, I thought this whole vibe coding and AI-assisted coding trend could be a bad thing, but I was completely wrong.

I’m not saying your project is one of those, and I don’t want you to take this the wrong way (some people get offended by that). What I mean is that I feel like many new projects are starting to appear on Hive, and the trend seems to be growing. I want to try all of them, but I honestly don’t know where to find them.

I used to use HiveProjects.io, created by the developer em português of Engrave, to keep track of new projects, but I think it has been abandoned. Is there currently a place where all these projects are being cataloged?
And sorry if anything sounded out of context — I used AI to help correct and translate my message since English isn’t my native language.