Bring the joy back to coding. Verdent is an AI coding assistant built for deep focus, with a clean, chat-first experience and no distractions. It asks clarifying questions early, helps you handle multiple tasks at once, and clearly shows what changed in your code. So you can spend more time creating and shipping solid results.
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Adrian, the co-founder of Verdent.
We built Verdent because most AI coding tools simply add agents to existing editors to generate code, but the real problem we kept running into was losing focus. Modern dev work is fragmented, you're constantly switching between chats, terminals, docs, branches, and half-finished ideas.
Verdent is our attempt to bring all of that into one clean, immersive workspace where you can think, plan, and build with AI in the same place.
It asks questions when your idea is still fuzzy, turns that into a clear plan, and then lets you run multiple tasks and code changes in parallel, each in its own isolated workspace so nothing breaks or gets messy. While one thing is running, you can keep thinking, planning, or exploring the next idea instead of waiting.
It's not just for writing code either: people use it for docs, data, prototypes, and all the little things that go into shipping real work.
I am developing an app with significant scale potential, using Verdent.ai as the backend engine and FlutterFlow for the frontend.
After several days of work, I would like to share with you three points of friction that, if resolved, would make Verdent the ultimate tool for FlutterFlow developers:
API Export (OpenAPI/Swagger): Manually configuring each API call in FlutterFlow is tedious and error-prone. It would be great to have an “Export to FlutterFlow” button that generates a compatible JSON file to import all endpoints, variables, and response structures at once.
Strict Type Validation for Frontend: FlutterFlow is extremely rigid with data types (int vs double, e.g.). A “Response” node that allows you to force the output schema would ensure that the app doesn't break due to small variations in the AI's JSON.
Long-Running Task Handling (Timeouts): Complex AI analyses sometimes exceed FlutterFlow's timeout. A system of webhooks or native intermediate states in the flow would greatly facilitate the “loading” UX in the mobile app.
I am very excited about Verdent's potential. If you need a beta tester for FlutterFlow-oriented features, count me in!
Best regards,
Cristian
Congratulations on the new launch! How is the model selection handled? Does the user decide when to use multiple models, or does the system determine it automatically? Could there be conflicts in the final output?
For complex tasks, LLMs can sometimes hallucinate or diverge from the plan. Does Verdent have a supervisor agent to keep the parallel sub-tasks aligned with the original goal?
This looks really solid, the focus on flow and parallel agents feels very aligned with how dev work actually happens. I am building an AI conversational form called Dashform, and I am always curious whether tools like this can genuinely improve day-to-day efficiency. Would love to try your product out
Finally got someone working for me while im having tea break! How many agents in parrallel can work at the same time?
This is awesome! Will have to try it out - I’m a big Claude code guy but love how easy it is to self start with this and could totally see applications on projects I have no idea how to set up / get the editor working.
If you don’t mind me asking, how are you able to get the backend AI APi to not overload with user requests? Is it an in house model?
The fact that it asks clarifying questions early sounds like a huge time-saver. I wonder if it’s smart enough to catch potential bugs in my logic before it even starts writing the code, or if it’s mostly just for clearing up the project requirements.
Congrats on the launch! The idea of isolating parallel tasks while keeping planning and execution in the same space sounds like a real fix for context-switch fatigue. How does Verdent handle switching between these isolated workspaces in practice?
Parallel work is a big promise in agentic coding, but it’s also where chaos happens (conflicting edits, massive diffs, broken branches). How does Verdent’s isolated workspace model change the day-to-day workflow for a developer, and what does “safe merge back” look like in practice?
Congrats on this launch! :)
I'm very curious about how you're managing the multi-agent coordination and real-time session persistence under the hood. Any details on the orchestration framework or backend tech?
Tried a lot of AI coding tools, but Verdent feels closer to how I actually work. I like that I can run tasks, switch context, and come back to a clear summary of what changed. It's less about generating code fast and more about staying focused while moving real work forward.
Verdent made large, risky changes feel manageable. Clear structure, isolated execution, and a calm UI helped keep momentum without cutting corners. Congratulations!
This feels like the first tool that understands that building is messy before it’s clean. Wishing you all the best for the launch!
love that it asks "clarifying questions early". most agents just guess and break my build. does it remember those answers for future tasks?
Huge congrats on the launch — Verdent’s parallel AI workspaces look ideal for deep, focused shipping.
I just paid for a month; wish there was a annual option. I downloaded, but cannot make an app; it asks for app name, I try to give that, it then looks for files in my computer, but why? Theis will be a nEW app; how do I even start?
Verdent’s “parallel agents in isolated workspaces” is the right idea — at scale the real pain is merge collisions + hidden side effects across tasks, not codegen. If you’re showing a clean diff/plan per agent and enforcing typed contracts + tests per branch, that’s huge. Curious: how do you handle shared refactors (monorepo-wide changes) and keep agents from stepping on each other’s edits? 🔥
About Verdent on Product Hunt
“Your AI-native partner for the new way to build software”
Verdent launched on Product Hunt on January 26th, 2026 and earned 297 upvotes and 32 comments, earning #2 Product of the Day. Bring the joy back to coding. Verdent is an AI coding assistant built for deep focus, with a clean, chat-first experience and no distractions. It asks clarifying questions early, helps you handle multiple tasks at once, and clearly shows what changed in your code. So you can spend more time creating and shipping solid results.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Adrian, the co-founder of Verdent.
We built Verdent because most AI coding tools simply add agents to existing editors to generate code, but the real problem we kept running into was losing focus. Modern dev work is fragmented, you're constantly switching between chats, terminals, docs, branches, and half-finished ideas.
Verdent is our attempt to bring all of that into one clean, immersive workspace where you can think, plan, and build with AI in the same place.
It asks questions when your idea is still fuzzy, turns that into a clear plan, and then lets you run multiple tasks and code changes in parallel, each in its own isolated workspace so nothing breaks or gets messy. While one thing is running, you can keep thinking, planning, or exploring the next idea instead of waiting.
It's not just for writing code either: people use it for docs, data, prototypes, and all the little things that go into shipping real work.
Verdent isn't trying to be a better editor.
It's trying to give you back your flow.
Happy to answer any questions here 🙌