Astra for Law
Astra for Law is a product by OpenAI designed to assist legal professionals with AI-powered tools. It aims to streamline legal research and analysis using advanced AI technology. (openai.com)
Show HN: Share your AI Setup, Learn from others
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mysetup.ai is a community-driven directory where engineers, makers and solo builders share the concrete tooling, workflows and agent architectures they use to work with AI. Entries show specific stacks and patterns: a founder running a Fable-led Claude Code harness with guard hooks, model routing, Codex as an executor and a governance layer for unattended runs; a backend engineer using Claude Code to turn tickets into draft PRs with personal skills, guardrail hooks, parallel subagents and runtime checks before merge; and a developer running a Raspberry Pi alongside ChatGPT and Claude subscriptions with custom skills and extensions for reviewable coding. The site surfaces real configurations, the agent harnesses people adopt, and trending techniques like guardrails, model routing, skill-based executors and emerging graph-engineering practices.
The creator built the space after seeing fragmented setup snippets on X and feeling overwhelmed by scattered examples, aiming to give a focused place to compare, follow and copy practical setups. The site lets you explore setups, follow contributors, add others by @mention on X, and publish your own configuration so it stays current; the founder even plans to use an agent to keep their public setup updated. The point is pragmatic knowledge sharing: see what people actually use, why they switched, and which patterns are worth adopting.
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