Security eyes on an OAuth flow
Looking for someone who enjoys finding the part everyone else assumed was fine.
No certificates. No guru rankings. No requirement to call yourself a “vibe coder”. Show what you made, what you learned, and what you need next.
Things worth opening, running, reading or breaking. A profile earns attention through what exists outside the profile.
A confined MCP gateway for building and maintaining one website without handing an AI a general-purpose shell.
Controlled remote WordPress administration built around explicit abilities, previews and guarded mutations.
An open-source self-hosted project manager with kanban, client requests, public client boards and a built-in MCP server.
Local screen memory for Claude Code and Codex CLI, with on-device OCR and MCP access.
A project, repo, working demo or deployed system. Something another human can inspect.
Feedback, testers, a collaborator, a security review, customers, a dataset or simply someone better at the part you hate.
The network matters when useful things happen between members, not when a registration counter goes up.
Small, concrete reasons to meet another builder. This feed should move faster than the directory.
Looking for someone who enjoys finding the part everyone else assumed was fine.
Real hosting environments wanted. Edge cases and boring infrastructure are especially useful.
A Mission starts with a real problem and ends with an observable outcome. No artificial hackathon theatre required.
Looking for an NGO, school, open-source project or small organization with a concrete problem a compact group of builders could solve in days, not quarters.
Propose a problemProfiles are maps back to real work. Availability for paid work is useful information, not the reason the profile exists.
A small AI-native technology workshop building MCP infrastructure, automation and practical software.
Builder behind Seeder, an open-source self-hosted project manager with a built-in MCP server.
Team behind Open Chronicle, a local screen-derived memory layer for coding agents.
Builder of CivicSunshine, locally hosted AI for municipal public-records request processing.
Building became cheaper. Finding people who build well did not.
AI made it possible for one person to attempt work that used to require a team. It also made it possible to generate astonishing quantities of disposable software. Rebellion exists to separate those two phenomena.
We care about evidence, usefulness, curiosity and people who help other people ship.
Know a project that belongs here? Submit the project, the builder and why it deserves another person's attention.
Submissions are reviewed manually. That is intentional. Curating beats importing everything with an API and regretting it later.