awesome-lists

# Publish to GitHub Awesome Lists Get our repo listed in popular GitHub awesome lists to drive organic discovery. ## Step 1: Craft the entry message Before searching for lists, decide what to say. Read our README.md carefully — match its tone exactly (lowercase, direct, Karpathy-style, no marketing language). Write three versions of the entry description: - **Long** (~2 sentences) — for lists that allow detailed entries - **Medium** (~1 sentence) — for standard lists - **Short** (under 15 words) — for tight table formats Rules: - No "your" — it's a marketing trap - No adjectives like "powerful", "seamless", "cutting-edge", "revolutionary" - Lead with what it looks like to use (e.g. "WhatsApp-like interface") — concrete references everyone understands - Highlight the three differentiators: chat-style multi-agent UI, autopilot routing while afk, mobile remote - State what it does, not what it "enables" or "empowers" Show the drafts to the user for approval before proceeding. ## Step 2: Search for awesome lists Use the internal search tool to find candidate lists: ```bash (cd /Users/rusty/Projects/temp/gpt-oss-20b-MXFP4-Q8 && npm run search:cli -- '{"queries":[ "awesome AI coding agents CLI tools github list site:github.com", "awesome AI development tools terminal agents github site:github.com", "awesome list claude code codex gemini CLI agents site:github.com", "awesome open source AI tools agents frameworks github site:github.com", "awesome AI code assistant...