Cohort builders do real work every week, but that work rarely turns into a coherent public story. Progress stays buried in commits and standups, campaign content is time-consuming to write well, and partners have no low-friction way to discover specific builders or express interest in what they're building.
Solution
An AI copilot drafts channel-specific campaign content from a builder's actual project updates, with evidence-grounding enforced by the system prompt and a mandatory human-approval step before anything publishes. A public showcase, peer amplification, and a partner enquiry pipeline close the loop from individual progress to collective visibility.
Audience
Primary: Hult Summer Cohort 2026 builders, who use it to turn their weekly progress into shareable, credible campaign content. Secondary: partner organizations (accelerators, hiring partners, potential pilot customers) browsing the cohort for builders and projects worth connecting with.
Overview
Comentiq turns builders' weekly progress into evidence-based campaign stories, drafted by AI and approved by humans, then amplified by peers and surfaced to partners — all in one loop.
Comentiq is a vibe marketing platform for the Hult Summer Cohort 2026. Builders publish profiles and projects, submit progress updates, and get AI-drafted campaign content across four channels — grounded only in evidence they actually supplied, never invented traction. Every draft requires human approval before it goes public. Cohort members can "Boost" each other's approved campaigns with personalized peer endorsements, and partners can browse the public showcase and submit enquiries directly to the builders and projects they're interested in.
Technology
Next.js 14TypeScriptTailwind CSSSupabaseAnthropic API (Claude)Zod
Progress updates
Aug 1, 2026
Shipped: full submission, live in production
Comentiq is live and fully functional end-to-end — auth, profiles, projects, updates, AI-drafted campaign content with human approval, peer amplification, and partner enquiries all working in production. Every AI-generated draft is grounded in evidence the builder actually supplied and requires explicit approval before it's public.
Achievements
Full core loop verified in production: signup → profile → project → update → AI campaign generation → approval → public showcase
Amplification ("Boost a Builder") working with public endorsement display
Partner enquiry pipeline tested logged-out through to admin review
Row-Level Security enforced across every table, including a role-escalation guard on profiles
Challenges
Diagnosed and fixed an RLS gap that was silently blocking public amplification content from rendering
Untangled a git branch mixup where a week of work had been committed to the wrong submission branch — recovered without losing any code
Corrected a chain of Vercel deploy misconfigurations (root directory, production branch tracking, framework preset) that were causing 404s in production
Lessons
Test the unhappy paths, not just the happy ones — the amplification RLS bug and the dead Save Draft button were both found by deliberately clicking around rather than assuming a passing build meant a working feature
Campaign stories
Story angle
A builder shipped the platform that runs its own campaign — Comentiq is live in production, evidence-grounded, and demonstrating its own loop in real time.
The most credible proof that an AI campaign tool works is watching it document its own shipping. Every feature in Comentiq's update — auth, approvals, peer amplification, partner enquiries — is live and verified, not promised. That closes the gap between builder claim and public evidence in a way that generic 'building in public' posts rarely do.
LinkedIn
I built a platform that turns builders' weekly progress into evidence-grounded campaign content — then used it to document shipping the platform itself.
Comeniq is live in production as part of the Hult Summer Cohort 2026.
Here's what's working end-to-end right now:
→ Signup, profile, and project creation
→ Progress updates that feed an AI drafting layer (Claude, via Anthropic API)
→ Every AI draft is grounded only in evidence the builder actually supplied — the system prompt enforces this
→ Mandatory human approval before anything goes public
→ Peer amplification: cohort members can 'Boost' each other's campaigns with personal endorsements
→ A public showcase where partners can browse projects and submit enquiries directly to builders
The hardest parts weren't the features — they were the edge cases. An RLS policy that was silently dropping public amplification content from the UI. A git branch mixup that buried a week of commits in the wrong submission branch. A Vercel deploy misconfigured across three settings simultaneously. All diagnosed, fixed, and in production.
The lesson that's stuck: test the unhappy path deliberately. Assuming a passing build means a working feature is how silent bugs stay silent.
Stack: Next.js 14, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Supabase, Anthropic API, Zod.
What's next: GitHub OAuth, an analytics dashboard on top of the event log already in place, and an embeddable widget for partner sites.
If you're a Hult builder who wants to turn your weekly standups into something the world can actually see — or a partner curious about what this cohort is building — the showcase is public and the enquiry pipeline is open.
hult-cohort-program-one.vercel.app
#HultCohort2026 #BuildingInPublic #AITools #IndieHackers #NextJS #Supabase
Boosted by 1 cohort builder
Peer endorsements from builders in the Hult Summer Cohort.
Building alongside Lorraine in the Hult Summer Cohort, I've watched a lot of people talk about shipping. Lorraine actually shipped — and then used what she built to document that she built it, which is a different thing entirely.
Cometiq's full loop is live in production right now: signup, profile, project updates, AI-drafted campaigns with human approval gates, public showcase, peer amplification, partner enquiry pipeline. That's not a roadmap — it's verifiable at hult-cohort-program-one.vercel.app.
What stands out to me from an engineering standpoint is the unglamorous stuff: she diagnosed a silent RLS gap that was blocking public content from rendering, untangled a git branch mixup without losing a week of work, and chased down a chain of Vercel misconfigurations causing 404s. That's the kind of problem-solving that doesn't make the highlight reel but tells you a lot about how someone operates under pressure.
As someone interested in AI engineering, I find the evidence-grounded, human-approved campaign generation loop genuinely interesting — it's a thoughtful constraint, not an afterthought. Worth exploring if you're a builder or a potential partner looking to connect with this cohort.
Verify git branch state explicitly rather than assuming — an untracked-files check saved a week of work
Next steps
GitHub OAuth signup
Analytics dashboard on top of the event log already in place
Shipped: Comentiq is live in production — and it ran its own campaign to prove it.
The full loop works end-to-end:
↳ Builder submits a progress update
↳ Claude drafts channel-specific campaign content, grounded only in evidence they supplied
↳ Builder approves before anything goes public
↳ Peers boost it. Partners find it.
What actually made it hard:
• An RLS policy silently dropping amplification content from the UI — found by clicking the unhappy path, not reading the logs
• A week of commits on the wrong git branch — recovered by an untracked-files check
• Three Vercel misconfigs stacked on each other causing production 404s
Stack: Next.js 14 · Supabase · Claude · TypeScript · Zod
Built for Hult Summer Cohort 2026. Public showcase is live. Partner enquiries open.
→ hult-cohort-program-one.vercel.app
#HultCohort2026 #BuildingInPublic #AITools
Partner summary
Comentiq is a production-ready platform built within the Hult Summer Cohort 2026 that converts builders' weekly progress updates into evidence-grounded, AI-drafted campaign content — reviewed and approved by the builder before publication. The platform is fully operational, with a verified end-to-end loop covering user authentication, project management, AI content generation (via Anthropic's Claude), mandatory human approval, peer amplification, and a partner-facing public showcase with a direct enquiry pipeline.
Built on Next.js 14, TypeScript, Supabase, and Tailwind CSS, with Row-Level Security enforced across all data tables. The codebase is public on GitHub.
Relevant to partners who are: hiring engineers with demonstrated full-stack and AI integration experience; seeking pilot opportunities with cohort builders and their projects; or interested in embeddable content infrastructure for their own community or accelerator programs.
Live platform: hult-cohort-program-one.vercel.app
Public codebase: github.com/Lorra-V/hult-cohort-program
Enquiries via the partner pipeline on the platform, or direct outreach to the builder.