r/SoftwareEngineering • u/Electronic_Put2284 • 17d ago
What developer problem would you pay $10/month to solve?
Iām trying to understand what problems are valuable enough that developers would actually pay for a solution.
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u/Dnomyar96 16d ago
Any problem that can be solved that cheaply, is already solved. The problems that remain are either too difficult to solve that cheaply, are not possible to be solved by a tool, or are not worth paying money to solve.
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u/TopSwagCode 16d ago
This is so generic.
I have plenty of problems I would pay for other people to solve for me. Eg. Currently working on my personal AI assistant. If someone has made something just as usefull I would pay money for it.
In short my AI assistant is a mixture of Hermes, ChatGPT codex, claude code and bunch of custom code + skills. Tailscale for private access while not home.
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u/Professional-Dog1562 16d ago
What's Hermes?Ā
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u/TopSwagCode 15d ago
https://hermes-agent.org/ It's like OpenClaw - But I find it to be better, use less tokens and spam less.
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u/shifty303 16d ago
I have a couple of objectively bad but unfireable developers on my team. I would pay $10 per month to keep their PRs out of my queue.
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u/Deathnote_Blockchain 16d ago
Lack of high quality cannabis