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I have been around here for a while, but I realized I’ve never really introduced myself properly and I think this is the right time to do that.
I am Prof Ray.
I work around Web3 as a social media manager, content creator and community guy. I also write and research about protocols and break down complex things in a way that makes them easier to understand.
Right now, I am expanding beyond just contents and web3, learning Email marketing, exploring AI beyond the surface level while I keep building and not just talk.
You will mostly see me talking about Web3, AI, Bittensor, projects I am researching, and things I am learning along the way.
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Rill is built around a useful idea which is turning whatever you’re reading in the browser into work for Claude Code or Codex, without constantly switching apps.
From the product walkthrough, the strongest part is how it connects pages, existing projects and agent tasks in one place.
One thing I’d improve is support for more agents, especially Cursor. That would make the workflow useful to a wider range of developers.
I’d also want clear controls over what page context gets shared and when, particularly for tasks using logged-in sessions.
The concept is compelling. The real test is how reliably it handles everyday work.
Less time switching tools, more time building.
Rill Browser lets you browse, research, then hand pages to Claude Code or Codex.
One thing I’d improve: show exactly what page content gets passed to the agent. That could save extra explanations and make the workflow smoother
Your agent. Your browser.
Give Rill a try (free, Mac) and use it your way. Hand any page to Claude Code or Codex and share your honest take.
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@alpharidge_ai is built by the team behind Bittensor SN45.
The news and events engine is powered by SN45, while the platform brings the other tools together.
You can explore it at alpharidge.ai.
So you don't have to start from scratch just to try it in another tool.
There's also an AI analyst,you can ask it to build a screen, script or alert.
One thing I like about the design: it shows the data used for its answer, so you can check what it's working with.
You can filter by different metrics and chart patterns to find what you want to study. It also has charts with built in ratings.
Already use TradingView Pine scripts?
AlphaRidge has RidgeScript, which lets you paste in a Pine script, compile it and plot it.
Imagine finding a stock, checking its data, writing a script and setting an alert.
Now imagine doing all that without jumping between several tools. That's what AlphaRidge is built for.
Its screener covers around 4,500 US stocks, plus crypto.
Plenty of Bittensor projects talk about what they want to build but AlphaRidge already has a product people can use and pay for today.
Here's what it does.
AlphaRidge brings trading research tools into one place, you get charts, stock ratings, a screener, scripts and alerts.
Instead of jumping between different tools, you can do more of the work from one login.
You can also write rules for a strategy and set them to run.
@alpharidge_ai checks the market based on those rules and can alert you or take the action you set.
You can test your ideas too, but a backtest doesn't mean they'll work in real life.
Now, here's the Bittensor part.
AlphaRidge's news and events engine is powered by SN45.
Miners process news and group stories about the same event, helping turn a large amount of news into something the product can use.
For me, the interesting part is seeing a subnet team ship a product with paying customers and not just a dashboard or a roadmap.
You can check it out at alpharidge.ai.
