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We analyze ~900 posts a day. You read ten.
Launched on Sep 21, 2026
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Product Overview
LGTM is a morning newsletter for developers that replaces an algorithmic timeline with a fixed, hand-picked list of accounts and a published review standard. Each issue sends one email a day (at 7am) featuring ten posts worth a builder’s time, focused on Techniques, Tools Worth Trying, and What People Are Building.
Posts are scored for substance from 0 to 3, with a pass line between 1 and 2. The newsletter also publishes dismissals—explaining which posts were cut for reasons like unsupported claims, engagement bait, or items that can’t be tried yet—so readers know what was filtered out. There’s no account to create and all past issues are available.
Key features
- Hand-picked panel of 328 accounts selected for shipping real work in public
- Published review rubric scoring posts from 0 to 3 for substance (with a pass line between 1 and 2)
- Ten posts per issue only when enough meet the bar (no issue goes out if fewer than seven pass)
- Three sections per issue: Techniques, Tools Worth Trying, and What People Are Building
- One-line summaries with links to the original posts; content is not republished
- Dismissals are published with reasons, including engagement bait, unsupported “everything changed” claims, and teasers/waitlists
How LGTM works
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Review standard applies daily
LGTM scores panel posts using its 0–3 substance rubric and passes only items meeting the published threshold.
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Read tomorrow’s ten at 7am
Subscribers receive one email each morning with ten reviewed posts across Techniques, Tools Worth Trying, and What People Are Building.
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Open originals from one-line notes
Each entry includes a one-line summary and a link to the original author’s post, while dismissals are also listed for context.
Use cases
- A developer who’s tired of social feeds can start each day with LGTM’s fixed list and substance-based scoring, so they spend attention on posts with steps, numbers, code, or checkable evidence.
- A team lead reviewing pull requests can use LGTM techniques to prioritize review time—e.g., a post about having an agent grade PR merge risk by considering reversibility and break impact.
- A builder looking for practical tooling can scan Tools Worth Trying and follow one-line summaries to open-source projects like skillbox (MIT) and other utilities shared by the panel.
Who is it for?
LGTM benefits developers who want a curated daily feed with a transparent review standard, not engagement-driven timelines. It’s especially useful for engineers who regularly evaluate techniques, tools, and what other builders are shipping publicly.