Four directories, each with a clear job for a builder, city clerk, or product owner. They turn scattered public information into searchable indexes, verified findings, or a receipt you can act on.
What this issue carries
These short summaries explain what each product does, who uses it, and what they receive.
Agentwire
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Agentwire is a searchable index of other people's shipped agent tooling, including MCP servers, coding-agent harnesses, and agent frameworks. Developers get searchable entries with source signals such as curated lists, Hacker News threads, and project activity. |
BlockDex
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BlockDex searches inside public shadcn registries for components, blocks, examples, themes, hooks, and utilities. React developers get install commands, dependencies, registry details, access status, and free or paid findings measured from item endpoints. |
ListRun
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ListRun submits a product to eligible free startup, AI, and SaaS directories, then returns one receipt row per directory. Product owners get submission screenshots, listing URLs when available, drafted email or pull-request copy, and a written reason for every skipped directory. |
Multiple shipped products, taken apart, few times a week. What each one does, what it cost to build, what the pipeline behind it looks like, and what the numbers did, read off the repository and the live site, not written from memory. Join the list.
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