Profiles
Verified people and organizations — and the official tooling they publish and use.
@positronick
The marketplace for the AI-agent economy, by MiDika. Curated SOUL.md files, agent tooling, and the registry behind this site.
@nsollazzo
Founder of MiDika, building Positronick — the marketplace for the AI-agent economy. Author of poi-ui and the Soul Hub.
@anthropic
Anthropic is the AI safety company behind Claude, publishing developer tooling for building agentic AI applications.
@microsoft
Global technology company whose official GitHub orgs (microsoft, Azure) publish widely-used open-source developer tooling, AI agent frameworks, and MCP servers.
@vercel
Cloud platform for frontend developers, creators of Next.js, the AI SDK, and v0, building tools for deploying and building AI-powered web applications.
@loops
A directory of reusable agent loops — recipes that tell a coding agent to run a task, check an exit condition, and iterate until done. Built and curated by elorm (elorm.xyz, @elorm_elom).
@mattpocock
TypeScript educator and creator of Total TypeScript (ex-Vercel, ex-Stately). Maintains a set of small, composable agent skills for real software engineering with coding agents like Claude Code.
@openai
The AI research and deployment company behind GPT models, ChatGPT, and Codex, publishing developer tooling for building with its APIs and agents.
@cloudflare
Cloudflare is a global connectivity-cloud company whose developer platform (Workers, Pages, Durable Objects, AI) ships official CLIs, MCP servers, an Agents SDK, and agent skills for building and operating on its network.
Google builds AI models (Gemini), cloud infrastructure, and an expanding ecosystem of open-source developer tooling for building, running, and deploying AI agents and apps.
@docker
Docker is the company behind the container platform and toolchain that lets developers build, share, and run applications (and increasingly AI agents/models) in isolated containers.
@huggingface
Hugging Face is the company behind the open-source AI Hub and ecosystem for models, datasets, and ML developer tooling.
@aws
Amazon's cloud division, publishing official developer tooling for building, deploying, and operating on AWS.
@github
GitHub is the developer platform (owned by Microsoft) behind Git hosting, the gh CLI, and the Copilot family of AI coding tools.
@notion
The company behind Notion, the connected workspace app, publishing official developer tooling under the makenotion GitHub org.
@sentry
Sentry is the application monitoring and debugging platform for error tracking, performance monitoring, and AI-assisted issue resolution.
@supabase
The open-source Postgres development platform that gives developers a dedicated Postgres database plus auth, storage, realtime, and edge functions to build web, mobile, and AI apps.
@stripe
Financial infrastructure platform for the internet, increasingly building official tooling to let AI agents transact and integrate with Stripe's payments APIs.
@alibaba
Alibaba Open Source — including Open Code Review, the AI code-review tool incubated from Alibaba Group's internal reviewer.
@xdevplatform
The X (formerly Twitter) Developer Platform builds and maintains the official tooling for the X API, including a curl-like CLI and an MCP server for agents and developers.
@affaan-m
Founder of Itô. Builds ECC, a harness-native operator system for agentic coding.
@amelnagdy
Developer at OnTheGoSystems; author of guard-skills, quality-gate skills that catch AI-generated failure modes in code, tests, and docs.
@iofficeai
Open-source team behind OfficeCLI and AionUi, building AI-native office and desktop tooling for coding agents.
@sandiiarov
Engineer building agent tooling. Creator of skill-creator, which turns any API or MCP server into a ready-to-use Agent Skill.
@karpathy
AI researcher and educator (founding member at OpenAI, ex-Director of AI at Tesla) known for building minimal, from-scratch deep learning and LLM tooling.
@anomalyco
The team behind OpenCode, the open-source, model-agnostic terminal coding agent.
@anshulixyz
Building products to solve for the future of AI; based in India. Author of multi-agent-loop-kit.
@atomicstrata
Building portable memory tools for people and agents. Makers of AtomicMemory.
@bentossell
Builder and investor. Founder of Makerpad (acquired by Zapier); writer at Ben's Bites.
@builderio
Builder.io builds visual development and agent-native tooling, including a collection of small, composable skills for coding agents.
@ogulcancelik
Indie developer (oddbit.ai); creator of herdr, an agent-aware terminal multiplexer.
@chromedevtools
The Chrome DevTools team at Google, building browser developer tooling and the Chrome DevTools MCP server.
@cline
@cobusgreyling
AI writer and practitioner focused on agents, LLMs, and loop engineering — the practice of designing the systems that prompt and orchestrate coding agents.
@DietrichGebert
Author of Ponytail, a cross-agent 'lazy senior dev' YAGNI ruleset that reached ~71K GitHub stars in 20 days by making coding agents write less code.
@diffusionstudio
Diffusion Studio builds in-browser media processing tooling. It maintains text-to-lottie, an agent skill and Skia-based player for generating production-ready Lottie animations with coding agents.
@earendil-works
Makers of pi — a self-extensible coding-agent harness and AI agent toolkit.
@garrytan
President & CEO of Y Combinator. Early Palantir eng/PM/designer, cofounded Posterous. Ships solo at team scale with AI coding agents.
@ghuntley
Software engineer and researcher based on Kangaroo Island, Australia; author of the Ralph autonomous-coding technique.
@googleworkspace
Google's Workspace developer organization, publishing tools and samples for the Gmail, Drive, Calendar and Docs APIs.
@jackwener
Open-source developer (Apache Software Foundation affiliation) building CLI and browser-automation tooling for AI agents, including OpenCLI.
@obra
Longtime open-source engineer (RT, the Perl email stack). Creator of Superpowers, an agentic coding methodology.
@jimliu
Developer and prolific AI writer (Baoyu / 宝玉), building tools that bring frontier AI capabilities into local coding agents.
@justvugg
Independent systems developer (GitHub since 2015) with a long portfolio of small AI and CLI tools; author of the colibri inference engine.
@kilo-org
@langchain-ai
The team behind LangChain and LangGraph, building open-source frameworks and tools for LLM-powered applications and agents.
@mastra-ai
The team behind Mastra, the modern TypeScript framework for building AI-powered applications and agents.
@moonshotai
The team behind the Kimi models and Kimi Code CLI.
@nousresearch
Nous Research is an AI research organization known for open-source language models and agentic tooling, including the Hermes agent.
@omnigent-ai
The team behind Omnigent, an open-source AI agent meta-harness (Apache-2.0).
@oomol-lab
Open-source team at OOMOL, building agent tooling including Open Connector.
@openclaw
OpenClaw is an open-source project building a personal AI assistant that runs on any OS and platform — the lobster way.
@opensandbox-group
Community organization stewarding OpenSandbox, an Alibaba-originated open-source runtime for executing AI-generated code in Docker/Kubernetes sandboxes.
@elder-plinius
AI red-team researcher and prompt hacker (Pliny the Prompter); builds open offensive-security tooling.
@prefecthq
Maker of the Prefect orchestration platform and steward of FastMCP, the Python framework for building MCP servers.
@pydantic
The team behind Pydantic and Pydantic AI — data validation and agent frameworks for Python.
@rowboatlabs
Y Combinator (S24) startup building Rowboat, an open-source desktop AI coworker with a knowledge graph over your work.
@ruvnet
Prolific builder of agentic tooling. Creator of MetaHarness, a generator for branded, self-hostable AI agent harnesses.
@stablyai
YC-backed team behind Orca, an agent development environment for running fleets of parallel coding agents.
@usestrix
Team behind Strix, open-source AI agents that penetration-test your own apps to find and fix vulnerabilities.
@swe-agent
The research group behind SWE-agent and SWE-bench, building open coding-agent tooling for research.
@tencentcloud
Tencent's public-cloud arm, publishing open-source developer and AI-agent infrastructure, including Cube Sandbox.
@testsprite
Seattle AI-testing company building an AI agent that tests, fixes, and validates software.
@tt-a1i
Open-source developer building agent skills and developer tooling, including archify.
@upstash
Serverless data platform (Redis, Vector, QStash) and maker of Context7, the docs-into-context MCP server.
@webkit
The open-source WebKit project — the browser engine behind Safari — and maker of the official Safari MCP server.
@xiaomimimo
Xiaomi's MiMo team — open models and the MiMoCode coding agent, where models and agents co-evolve.
@code-yeongyu
Seoul-based developer; author of oh-my-openagent (omo), a multi-model agent harness for OpenCode and the OpenAI Codex CLI.
@zarazhangrui
Independent creator of agent skills and developer tools, including frontend-slides.
@modelcontextprotocol
@ayghri
Author of i-have-adhd. CLIMB research group, University of Colorado Boulder. ML.
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@can1357
Security researcher and reverse engineer (can.ac). Author of oh-my-pi and low-level tooling including NoVmp and ThePerfectInjector.
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@wonderwhy-er
Software developer and creator of Desktop Commander MCP.
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@emilkowalski
Design engineer. Author of animations.dev and Skills for Design Engineers. Formerly Vercel and Linear.
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@mengto
Designer and founder of Design+Code. Author of agent skills for designers and builders.
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@shadcn
Creator of shadcn/ui
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@xai-org
xAI / SpaceXAI — building Grok and Grok Build. Understand the Universe.
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