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Four directories that turn source material into working decisions

This issue carries four directories that turn public source material into a browsable answer.

What is inside

Each section names the question the page answers, who it serves, and the concrete record it leaves you with.


StoreReady

StoreReady

StoreReady, screenshot of the landing page StoreReady answers which AI app builders can reach App Store submission on your own developer account. It is for people choosing a mobile app builder, and it gives you a sourced docket with builder output, submission ownership, verdicts, and caveats.

storeready.thecompound.tech


KitGrade

KitGrade

KitGrade, screenshot of the landing page KitGrade scores SaaS starter kits against what a buyer can check in the repository, documentation, pricing page, and install transcript. It is for developers choosing a boilerplate, and it gives you a score, capability grid, evidence method, price, and build transcript where available.

kitgrade.thecompound.tech


RuleStack

RuleStack

RuleStack, screenshot of the landing page RuleStack counts real AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, Cursor rules, Copilot instructions, and related files across repositories. It is for developers working with coding agents, and it gives you counts by format, topic, stack, repository, and file path.

rulestack.thecompound.tech


SkillWorks

SkillWorks

SkillWorks, screenshot of the landing page SkillWorks scores Claude Code skills, subagents, plugins, and marketplaces on whether they load, how they are maintained, how widely they are adopted, and how they are documented. It is for developers choosing a skill, and it gives you a scored listing with source details, install evidence, documentation notes, and load verdicts.

skillworks.thecompound.tech

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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