These four directories collect and explain software for people who need to choose what gets installed, submitted, or trusted. Each one turns a scattered source into a page with a clear answer.
What they cover
This issue carries short descriptions of four directories that make software easier to inspect and use.
StoreReady
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StoreReady compares AI and no-code mobile builders against App Store submission requirements. It is for developers choosing a builder and gives them sourced verdicts about output, developer accounts, submission paths, and review caveats. |
Agentwire
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Agentwire is a curated wire of MCP servers, coding-agent harnesses, and agent frameworks that other developers have shipped. It is for people looking for agent tooling and gives them dated entries with source checks, categories, and descriptions of what each tool does. |
BlockDex
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BlockDex searches shadcn registries item by item and records whether each component, block, hook, theme, utility, or example is free, paid, verified, or previewable. It is for React developers who need registry items they can inspect before installing. |
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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