someone-build

/someone-build this w me imo 

reddit x hacker news x amazon wishlist 

users submit, upvote, & downvote feature requests for our favorite apps & protocols

working on /microsub; creator of @degentipbot.eth; producer/dj; host of /campfire 🎧 + /downshift ⚙️

100%.

It's incredible how many questions the team is able to field on a daily basis, but it must be exhausting.

One idea I had was a service that scrapes /warpcast, /farcaster, and  related channels for new casts, runs an LLM to label them as a question/feedback/issue, then lumps it together with similar concerns.

As more context is collected, the specific topic develops weight (sum of replies, likes, recency, etc) and it surfaces higher on a home page / frame of sorts.

Then, if an official Merkle response has been provided, it too can be LLM labeled with a status like acknowledge, in progress, done, etc.

Lastly, a bot can take this aggregated data and monitor responses and other casts and link it back to the topic, with a brief summary like "Merkle is already working on this!"

Organic and automated triaging.

Had a similar more automated idea but I think manual like 1000x more feasible 😆

Had a similar more automated idea but I think manual like 1000x more feasible 😆 

https://warpcast.com/sdv.eth/0x6c781645

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yours sounds like a cheat code in the best kinds of ways. i feel like crypto > eth builder > purple dau has the deepest quality of opinion re: feature requests 

feels like a win win to let them foster signal on the most used apps