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Less hunting. More useful evaluation.

Oh My Feed is designed to reduce AI-tool discovery time by making a small, inspectable catalog easier to scan.

The job we do

AI software changes faster than most people can evaluate it. Search results, launch posts, and social feeds create long lists, but often hide who maintains a tool, where its code lives, and when a number was measured. We bring those facts into one calm view so you can narrow a search before opening many tabs.

We provide catalog information and a CLI that helps recommend candidates for a project. The catalog is designed to help you discover candidates and reach the original source. Your technical, security, licensing, and purchasing decisions remain yours.

A source-backed catalog

Each tool is anchored to a canonical GitHub repository. Repository and maker facts come from an official GitHub API snapshot. Source identifiers and collection time stay visible. All tools receive automatic classification from official topics, descriptions, and repository names using versioned rules. Tools without matching evidence remain unclassified. Categories update with the metadata; filters show only categories with tools. Classification and discovery mentions stay separate from source facts.

Saved items remain in your browser while signed out. Optional Google sign-in can connect support cases and saved tools to your account. Existing browser saves are imported only when you choose. The product does not accept payments or build personalized visitor profiles.

What inclusion means—and does not mean

The catalog is intentionally selective and incomplete. Inclusion means that a repository met the current catalog contract and was published after validation. It is not certification, endorsement, a security review, or a claim that the tool is suitable for your project. Exclusion does not imply low quality.

Repository data can change after a snapshot. Always check the linked repository for current documentation, license, releases, and security information.

How ranking works today

The current implementation has no paid-placement ranking input. Popular sorting uses the disclosed GitHub star snapshot; repository-created sorting uses repository creation date. Consent-gated product-event counts are kept out of ranking. Automatic categories do not change those source metrics.

If ranking inputs change, the ranking disclosure must change with them. See Methodology for the detailed boundary or request a correction.