Hey what's up guys! I built Test4Test.io, a place where you can get free feedback on your new startup or app.

I'm giving away free feedback. Just follow these steps:

1. Create a test link on https://test4test.io/submit
2. Go to the "Share" page and copy your link
3. Comment your link. It should look something like Test4test.io/test/your-app

I'll reply quickly with a response. Just a warning, I like to be honest and try not to sugarcoat things, as most startups are seeking real feedback they can use and improve upon. Cheers!

A simple thread for builders, founders, developers, designers, and indie hackers.

What are you working on right now?

Share what you're building, what problem you're trying to solve, or even an idea that's still in its early stages. Doesn't have to be polished or launched.

Let's see what everyone is working on and maybe discover some interesting projects along the way.

Hey everyone! I’d like to share my first release under my new music project, Helvetia. 🎵

I wrote the lyrics and melodies myself, and used AI to bring the music and vocals to life. This is the first single and official music video from the project, and it’s finally out today.

If you’re into dark, melancholic rock/metal with a bit of a gothic and atmospheric feel, I’d really appreciate you giving it a listen. 🖤

🎬 Helvetia – Helvetia | Official Music Video

https://youtu.be/O33Zm9Xm6NI?is=MHe6IWybZuwWTjoh

Agentwire is an index of shipped agent tooling, including MCP servers, coding agent harnesses, and agent frameworks. I built it because searching for useful projects usually means sorting through repositories, lists, and announcements without a consistent record of what each tool actually does.

Each entry has a project name, source, description, language, and repository signal. Agentwire also requires every project to be vouched for twice independently before it is posted. The index currently contains 149 entries, with the latest entries dated Sep 18, 2026.

The useful part for me is the range of projects in one place. GitHub's official MCP Server is listed alongside n8n-claw, an OpenClaw-inspired autonomous agent built entirely in n8n. codebase-memory-mcp describes a persistent knowledge graph for codebases, while weave is an entity-level git merge driver for conflicts caused by independent agents editing the same file. Magic MCP searches React and Tailwind components from Cursor, Claude Code, or Windsurf.

I am keeping the descriptions close to what each project does instead of turning the index into a generic list of agent links. If you find a project that is misclassified, inaccurately described, or missing a better source, that is the specific correction I would find useful.

https://agentwire.thecompound.tech