Preview. These maps are our reading of public sources and haven't been checked with the projects' maintainers yet.
AI can help you build everything but consensus.
Poll Position maps communities of builders working on the same kind of thing: what they agree on, what they argue about, and where each project stands. Before you build, see who's already nearby.
Communities
AI content filters
Extensions and tools that hide AI-generated posts, images, and videos from feeds and search.
Agent guardrails
Tools that keep AI agents from doing damage: sandboxes, permission gateways, command guards, credential protection, audit trails.
Agent memory
Memory layers and long-term memory systems for LLM agents.
Budgeting apps
Personal finance apps for tracking spending and budgets.
Coding agent usage trackers
Tools that show how much of a coding agent's plan limits, tokens, or money you've used.
Coding agents
AI agents that read, write, and run code in a developer's repo.
Daily puzzle games
Browser and mobile games with a new puzzle each day.
Job search tools
Tools for finding and getting a job: resumes, search and apply tools, job boards, interview prep.
Language learning apps
Independent apps and tools for learning a human language.
Local-first
Sync engines, CRDT libraries, and local-first databases: software that keeps working offline and keeps your data on your devices.
Music-making software
Synths, DAWs, trackers, drum machines, and browser music toys from independent builders.
RSS readers
Feed readers, read-later apps, and reading tools.
Skills and plugin packs for coding agents
Collections of agent skills, plugins, commands, and prompts that people publish for coding agents.
Spec-driven development
Tools that make a written spec the center of building with coding agents.
The Jev ecosystem
Projects built on or around Jev, TypeSafe AI's typed-decision model announced 2026-09-15, and the decision models and tools that speak its format.
Version control beyond git
New version control systems and forges, many designed with AI agents in mind.
Voice dictation apps
Desktop and mobile apps that turn speech into text for everyday writing.
How these maps are made
Each community's projects were found in public sources, then each project was answered against the community's poll from its own docs, README, license, and release pages, with a source for every answer. See any project page for its sources and the date they were read.
Use it with Claude
Poll Position is an MCP server, so Claude can look up your project's communities while you work: which ones it belongs to, what they agree on, where you'd stand apart, and the nearest projects.
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http pollposition https://pollposition.dev/mcpThen, in a project, ask something like: "Look before I build: which communities is this project in, and where does it stand?" Claude drafts your answers to each community's poll from your code and asks you to confirm them.
Claude on the web and desktop
Add a custom connector in Claude's settings, with this URL:
https://pollposition.dev/mcpAny other MCP client
Point it at the same URL. It uses streamable HTTP and needs no account.
The tools are read-only and nothing you send is stored. Claude sends a short, general description of your project, not your code, and can place you without sending your answers at all. A Claude Code plugin that does this automatically when you start something new is coming.
Follow
RSS for every map · OPML of every community's feed · Each community and project page has its own feed.