Hello! My name is Levi and I am building Ormaos. This is only the landing page and the first release is planned for November 2026.
The plan is to record a Python execution (the call tree of your own code, every exception including the swallowed ones, and the exact lines that ran in a function you scope) so a coding agent can query it from the terminal.
Any feedback helps, whether the problem is real for you, what's unclear on the page, any questions, or why you think it wouldn't work. And if something like this already exists for Python, please tell me.
It's probably better to make something people can try out because landing pages aren't really in the spirit of ShowHN.
For feedback on an idea, a blog post might work.
But in all of this, using HN solely or mostly for self-promotion is not consistent with the guidelines.
The HN guidelines are linked on the bottom of HN pages and if you aren't clear on something, you can contact the moderators using the contact link at the bottom of the page -- that's what they are here for.
Hello! My name is Levi and I am building Ormaos. This is only the landing page and the first release is planned for November 2026.
The plan is to record a Python execution (the call tree of your own code, every exception including the swallowed ones, and the exact lines that ran in a function you scope) so a coding agent can query it from the terminal.
Any feedback helps, whether the problem is real for you, what's unclear on the page, any questions, or why you think it wouldn't work. And if something like this already exists for Python, please tell me.
It's probably better to make something people can try out because landing pages aren't really in the spirit of ShowHN.
For feedback on an idea, a blog post might work.
But in all of this, using HN solely or mostly for self-promotion is not consistent with the guidelines.
The HN guidelines are linked on the bottom of HN pages and if you aren't clear on something, you can contact the moderators using the contact link at the bottom of the page -- that's what they are here for.
Good luck.
I understand. I am a little new to HN, so thank you for the tips. :)