Hey r/SideProject 👋 link: amitte.com For the last few months I've been building Amitte (https://amitte.com) solo, in evenings and on weekends. The problem: every useful agent setup I've built ends up with a pile of prompt files, tool definitions and MCP server configs copied between projects. There's no good place to find, share or version these. They live in random gists and repos. What Amitte does: - 🔎 Search for agent building blocks. Search covers skills (markdown instructions an agent loads as context), agents and MCP servers, and matches by meaning as well as keywords. "Submit an app to the App Store" finds the right skill even if it never uses those words. - 🧩 Compose. Describe what you want your agent to do in plain English. It plans a solution, reuses existing entries where it can, and drafts new skills or tools where nothing exists yet. You watch the plan stream in live. [upcoming] - 🔌 Hosted MCP tools. Describe an HTTP API as a tool spec and get an MCP endpoint you can plug into Claude Desktop, Cursor and similar clients without running your own server. - 📦 Publish from the web or a CLI. You get versioning, a trust tier (unverified → verified through a DNS check on your domain) and an automated review: schema checks, prompt-injection lint and an LLM-based safety score. - 🤖 Works for agents as well as humans. Every entry has an llms.txt and a JSON-RPC API, so agents can find and fetch skills themselves. What I'd love feedback on: Is the idea of a "registry for agent skills" clear from the homepage within 10 seconds? Would you publish something here, and what would stop you? Brutal honesty welcome. It's early, and I'd rather hear what's broken now than later. Thanks!   submitted by   /u/Due_Interaction_2921 [link]   [comments]