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High-Velocity Builder Stacks
Start from a workflow, not a giant directory.
Lean stacks for builders who want to ship, organize the roadmap, wire agents, and deploy without turning the tool hunt into the project.
Vibe coding
Cursor + Linear + Vercel
Best for fast feature shipping: code in an AI editor, keep roadmap pressure visible, then deploy web changes quickly.
CursorLinearVercel
Agent apps
OpenClaw + MCP + Maton
Best for builders creating agents that need tools, services, memory, and app connections instead of just chat.
Agent harnessMCPAPI keys
Local AI
LM Studio + Ollama + Open WebUI
Best for private local testing, self-hosted model workflows, and comparing local model runners before committing.
Run modelsChat UISelf-host
App builder
Lovable + Supabase + Netlify
Best for getting an app idea into a usable product with AI generation, backend services, and a deploy path.
BuildBackendDeploy
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Open-source-only directory for communities, hubs, frameworks, local apps, self-hosted stacks, and code-first ecosystems. This tab focuses on tools you can inspect, fork, self-host, or build on directly.
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High-signal guides, docs, examples, and community resources that help you use the tools in this hub better. This includes rules files, memory systems, prompt structure, token-saving tactics, skills, and workflow patterns.
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Curated from the community-maintained public-apis/public-apis directory so you can quickly find useful free APIs for AI agents, apps, dashboards, and automations.
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What this hub includes
A broad verified directory of frontier labs, open-model vendors, enterprise AI platforms, local AI tools, creator tools, MCP servers, and API providers.
How links were chosen
The directory prioritizes official product pages, model pages, docs, developer portals, and source material that fits the AaronWiseAI bias toward verified signal over recycled hype.
Important note
AI tools, models, APIs, and MCP servers move too fast to stay perfect forever. This hub is built as a strong verified baseline that can keep expanding with AaronWise AI coverage.