Solo builder, ex-founder (sold a crypto startup in 2014). Every project I have comes with a "later" list: tests for old code, small refactors, a port, a little tool. Later never comes, and the list only grows. So we built burn-post, a free skill for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and 12 other agents. When it spots one of those tasks, it shows exactly what would leave my machine (files, spec, the check) and asks once: "post this?" Another developer in the club picks it up like a small freelance job, solves it in a sandbox, checks it and sends it. I only get the patch if it passes the check. They get co-author credit on GitHub. What surprised me building it: the hard part wasn't the AI, it was trust. Every task needs a check that fails now and passes when done, and my hidden checks never leave my machine. Free, no card. Try the loop on a sample task in 5 minutes without signing up; posting real tasks opens in waves: https://github.com/usageburber/burn-post   submitted by   /u/Alex_shr [link]   [comments]