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What Is Decispher? 3 by cool_coder12 | 1 comments on Hacker News. What is Decispher? The decision layer between your team and every AI agent Decispher is the system of record for engineering decisions. It automatically captures the decisions, conventions, constraints, and rationales your team produces every day from Slack, GitHub PRs, and docs, then serves that knowledge to both humans and AI agents the moment they need it. Think of it as a senior engineer who has read every Slack message, every PR, and every architecture discussion your team has ever had, and is always available to answer "why did we do this?" with a cited, accurate answer in under a second. decispher.com

Tips for Landing a YC Internship? 2 by cnnadozi | 0 comments on Hacker News. I'm a rising sophmore in university, and I really want to work for a YC-backed startup this Fall (leaning towards consumer products). I think I have solid experience (interned at AWS this summer as a SWE, and I've also built and scaled consumer mobile apps solo to 20k+ downloads). My main method so fair has been sending cold DMs to founders on Linkedin for startups I find interesting, but so far I've had no luck. Any advice?

Ask HN: What are you working on? (August 2026) 2 by sarreph | 2 comments on Hacker News. What are you working on and want to share your progress on or ideas about?

Ask HN: When did we go from agentic loops to graphs? 2 by grandimam | 1 comments on Hacker News. The AI engineering conversation seems to be shifting daily: from prompts, loops, to now graphs. I’m curious whether there is genuine progress happening in the field that has given me so much or whether folks are creating terminology because they want to feel closer to action or be able to say they predicted the next big thing.

Tell HN: I hate your fuzzy search 41 by tehwebguy | 19 comments on Hacker News. Not just HN the site, everyone’s fuzzy search sucks. Let me do exact match search. Even if it’s an option I have to dig deep to find. When I ran a site that had lots of search use I agonized over making search good and never nuked exact match for the sake of some fuzzy matching. I wish others would do the same.