A developer choosing an MCP server, coding-agent harness, or agent framework needs one place to compare what exists and why each project appears there. This issue walks through the live Agentwire console from its latest wire to its source pages.
Agentwire
The wire
The wire shows shipped agent tooling in the order it landed. Its filter searches the wire, and its signal controls narrow results by how each project was found.
The index
The index lists repositories alphabetically. Letter controls jump to a repository section, and each row opens the project's detail page.
The search board
The search board searches repository names, owners, descriptions, languages, and the lists that carry each project. Its controls filter by vouching signal, language, and posting window.
The board sorts by repository, stars, or posted date. Each row shows its language, vouching signals, list coverage, star value, and posting date.
The sources page
The sources page names the curated lists Agentwire reads and shows which projects each list carries. It also separates Hacker News references from curated list references.
The about page
The about page explains the five signals Agentwire uses: curated list, Hacker News, climbing, starred, and agentic. It also states what the index includes, how two signals support an entry, and which projects it does not carry.
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