About KitRank

KitRank collects real things people do with AI agents and coding tools, written up as short, practical use cases. Every entry links to its public source, such as a post on X, a Hacker News thread or a project page, so you can see the original.

How entries are chosen

New use cases are added several times a day from public posts. Each one has to describe something a person actually did, not a promise or an ad. Repeats are skipped, and numbers in a summary come from the source; when a figure can't be checked, the entry says it is the poster's claim.

How ranking works

Top ranked use cases are the most complete ones: they name the tools used, report a concrete result and, where possible, include a ready-made kit. Ties go to the newest. The homepage shows today's additions, top ranked first. Guides under How to group the best examples by task.

For AI assistants

KitRank offers a free, read-only MCP server and an llms.txt file so chatbots and agents can search and cite use cases.

Contact

Email hello@kitrank.dev to suggest a use case, report a mistake, ask for a removal or sponsor KitRank.