You can have OpenGraph rendered per page per social network in under 8 seconds with the OpenGraph+ CLI and Claude. opengraphplus.com/cli

Tonight it looked like the @applenws was busy cranking out headlines ranging from "Tim Cook retires" to "Apple Acquired OpenAI". Turns out their Open Graph was hacked. In this video I show how the "hack" works and how you can prevent it from happing on your website. 🧵👇

Respectable numbers for a launch! TBH I don't care that much about the rankings. The real gold is talking to humans in the comments section to see what they think about it. If you have questions, hit me up at producthunt.com/products/ope… 📈🚀💪

Yup! The image analysis tool can't deal with relative paths. That's my bad. I need to take the base URL from the page and prepend it to the path when this happens. Thanks for throwing rocks at this thing and being loud about it! Most people would have just silently left. 🙏

Incorrectly sized Open Graph images commonly crop heads & logos in weird places. In this video I debug @ycombinator's redesigned site with og.plus/tools to show how to identify & fix incorrectly sized images. Sites that use og.plus don't have to deal with these problems because it automatically renders OG images to the exact size preferred by each social network. 💪

Today I look at how @academia could improve click-through rates by improving their Open Graph implementation. Most websites are like this, so you'll learn what to look for to see if your website looks great when shared on social & chat platforms.

TIL: Reddit supports OpenGraph! 🤩 This share is from @BeautifulRubyHQ, one of many websites running OpenGraph+. I should probably document and deploy everything about Reddit OpenGraph.

Look at how good it looks transitioning from an OpenGraph+ enabled link on @x to a webpage. 🤩