Introducing DevPipe: One-Click Release Publishing for Open-Source A developer built DevPipe, an open-source dashboard that lets users write a single Markdown draft and publish it across GitHub, Dev.to, Hashnode, and Reddit with one click. The tool uses a Groq and gpt-oss-120b engine to rewrite the narrative for each platform, automatically generating titles and tags. The project is available as a live demo and on GitHub. Hey fellow devs šŸŽ‰ Ever spent hours tweaking the same release notes for GitHub, Dev.to, Hashnode, and Reddit? I felt the same, so I built DevPipe – a dashboard that lets you write your draft once and hit publish everywhere in a single click. šŸš€ Live Demo : devpipe.yessindevs.me https://devpipe.yessindevs.me šŸ’» Source : github.com/medyass1ne/devpipe https://github.com/medyass1ne/devpipe 1ļøāƒ£ Write a standard Markdown draft. 2ļøāƒ£ DevPipe runs it through a Groq + gpt-oss-120b engine. 3ļøāƒ£ Choose ā€œFirst Releaseā€ and it rewrites the narrative for each platform, auto‑generating titles and tags. Give it a spin next time you launch a side project. It’s open‑source, so feel free to remix the hybrid publishing logic šŸ™Œ