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gm legends, happy Wednesday.
Here's today's lineup: a Chrome extension that lets you tweak any site's look and grab the CSS in one click; a chat‑first trading server that turns plain English into live orders; a visual AI canvas where your app doodles become working code; and Gabe's low‑down on building a Raycast extension to hunt PC Cyberpunk deals.
Buckle up your browser, key in your hotkey, and let's own today.
P.S. Launching soon? We'd love to hear about it → editorial@producthunt.co 🫶
Magic Canvas lets you lay out screens, drag in buttons and text boxes, then watch it write the code for you. Everything lives in one workspace so your prototype is up and running before you can say export.
🔥 Our Take: I've doodled app ideas only to lose momentum chasing handoffs and exports. This keeps your creativity in one place and turns rough sketches into something you can click through in seconds.
Composer MCP Server hooks Claude AI into your brokerage so you can DM commands like "buy 10 AAPL" or "run breakout bot." It backtests your strategy and places live orders for stocks, ETFs or crypto. No extra servers or ops.
🔥 Our take: When I typed "buy 1 APPL" and saw the fill pop up seconds later I was genuinely stunned. Trading usually feels like a chore, but not this. It's the first time I've actually looked forward to placing an order. Still weird trusting AI with my stocks.
Launching is chaos. Managing it doesn't have to be. Basecamp's been around since before half of us had Wi-Fi, and it still slaps.
It's the no-BS project management tool that makes sense immediately. No onboarding saga. No notification hell. Just one clean place to see who's doing what, what's done, and what's totally on fire.
Everything — files, convos, context — stays where it belongs: in the project.
Start using it for free. Stay because it actually works.
TurboStyle is a Chrome extension that lets you click on any page element to tweak spacing, colors, fonts and images right in your browser and then export clean CSS with a single click.
🔥 Our Take: I spent five minutes turning my news feed neon green and watched the CSS panel fill up without touching a line of code. It's a playground for design whims and zero dev handoffs.
Gabe Perez realized there was no quick way to hunt PC Cyberpunk deals in Raycast, so he just built one. Here's the low‑down:
• He kicked off with raycast init
• Wired the IsThereAnyDeal API into a <List> component
• Used raycast dev for instant simulator feedback
• Leveraged Cursor and Warp to speed up edits
• Fixed a Cursor‑caused Git mishap
• Published with raycast publish
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