# LGTM

> Ten worthwhile finds for developers, reviewed and delivered every morning at 7am.

**Website:** https://www.lgtm.news/

## Overview

Useful tools, techniques, and builds for developers. Ten worthwhile finds in your inbox every morning, reviewed for what you can actually use. Free. One email a day. One-click unsubscribe.

## Features

- Ten Worthwhile Finds
- Rubric Graded Substance
- Technique Tool Build

## Pricing

freemium

## Best For

- Entrepreneurs
- Developers
- Startups
- Small Businesses

## Details

LGTM is a daily feed of useful tools, techniques, and builds for developers, delivering ten worthwhile finds to your inbox every morning at 7am. Each issue is the result of a rigorous review process: 719 posts read, 10 passed review, and 709 dismissed. LGTM filters out engagement bait, hype, untryable announcements, and arguments about who's winning, rewarding what you can actually use on Monday. The feed is built on a fixed list of builders, researchers, and founders who ship in public, chosen by hand, with no algorithmic timeline and no trending tab. Every post is graded for substance against a written rubric and scored from 0 to 3, where popularity isn't an input.

✨ 0 None: pure vibes, a take, or an abstraction
✨ 1 Light: an opinion or observation without support
✨ 2 Solid: a specific claim, example, or firsthand detail
✨ 3 Dense: numbers, steps, code, or checkable evidence
✨ The pass line sits between 1 and 2, so the most substantive posts make the cut

A taste of what passes includes techniques like having your agent grade how risky a PR is to merge, asking whether the change can be reversed and how much breaks if it's wrong, so you know where to spend review time. Tools worth trying include skillbox, open source under MIT, which gathers your scattered markdown skills into place. What people are building includes a launcher that ranks by intent, where typing "the pdf I just downloaded" makes the newest PDF the top hit on every keystroke. Each approved item gets written line and a link to the original, so the author gets the click.

LGTM is free, email a day, with-click unsubscribe, and no paid tier. A single sponsor per issue pays for the reading. The service exists to reward what gets replies with what you can use, and most of what gets read doesn't make it, and that's the service.

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