Source prompt: Agent Perch: a fake-but-believable premium accessory for developers whose AI coding agent is still working while their laptop sits half-open on a printer, couch arm, kitchen counter, airport tray table, or any other questionable flat surface.
Make it feel like a real DTC hardware launch: an anti-slip folding laptop perch, magnetic cable strap, tiny “agent running” status light, phone-sized progress check card, and a travel sleeve. The tone should be deadpan, polished, and funny: every flat surface is now a dev environment. Do not claim affiliation with OpenAI or Codex, but lightly wink at the current coding-agent moment.
Source prompt: Goblin Dock: a modular desktop organizer for people with too many cables, sticky notes, adapters, and half-finished ideas. Slight goblin energy, but premium enough for a real workspace.
Source prompt: An unofficial party kit called “The 5.5 Rejects Club” for AI builders, hackers, and friends who did not make the imaginary OpenAI 5.5 invite list. The product includes black-and-white wristbands, “access denied” badges, sticker packs, party cups, eval scorecards, and a photo-booth backdrop. The vibe is funny, self-aware, sharp, and not bitter: a premium tech afterparty for people still shipping anyway.
Ergonomic split keyboards engineered for launch-ready desks.
By Brent Ryczak
Created Apr 30, 2026
Estimated cost $0.14
Public
Source prompt: All right, I am a split keyboard distributor where I build split keyboards and I need a storefront that Represents the product I'm selling. Make the theme cyber in futuristic. Include SpaceX rockets.
Source prompt: AI deployment engineer desk mat with tiny checklists for evals, rollbacks, smoke tests, and “No Goblin Mode” reminders. Matte black, clean AI lab style.
Source prompt: A playful kids lunchbox system called SnackStack Adventure Cubes with colorful modular containers, silly food picks, and allergy-safe labels for busy school mornings.
Source prompt: Memorabilia gifts and collectibles for nostalgic Gen ex’ers longing for the simplicity and excitement that Hollywood and games brought to their childhood.
