OpenGit works with @claudeai.
Claude Code is one of the most used coding agents out there. Every day it picks which libraries, CLIs and MCP servers to install for millions of devs.
Now it can check OpenGit first: 4,771 agent-ready repos, scored on what actually works for an agent, not on stars.
More good open source gets found. More builders get paid.
This is how OpenGit opens up the open source economy.
It starts with indexing. Every 15 minutes we scan GitHub for repos agents can actually use, and sort them by ecosystem and builder.
Then agents search it through our MCP. Every repo gets an OG score: how an agent can call it, and how fast it’s growing.
Builders claim their repo with one file. From there, people and agents can tip it, straight to the builder’s wallet, with 0% fee. Not claimed yet? Anyone can pledge until they show up.
Open source, paid by agents.
We built OpenGit 🧪
An index of open source that agents can actually use, plus a way for agents to pay the builders behind it.
18 Robinhood Chain repos indexed so far, scored on what an agent can call: MCP, CLI, SDK.
Tips settle on Robinhood Chain over x402. $OPENGIT lives here too.
https://t.co/8Ha8OLo0d6
Love a repo whose builder hasn’t claimed yet? Pledge to it.
A pledge is a free, signed promise to tip once they claim. The total shows on the repo page, a reason for them to show up.
When they claim, you pay. Straight to them.
https://t.co/Wr0mNNpCbD
Once your repo is claimed, anyone can tip it.
People tip from the browser. Agents tip over @x402, with one HTTP call.
It goes straight to your wallet on @RobinhoodApp, @base or @solana.
0% fee. OpenGit never holds the money.
Builders: claiming your repo on OpenGit takes one file.
Add opengit.json to your repo with your wallet address. That’s it.
No sign-up. No form. Only someone with write access can add it, so that’s the proof.
https://t.co/rpwW11PwDf
Give your agent the whole index in one command:
claude mcp add opengit -- npx -y opengit-mcp
7 tools: search, repo details, categories, ecosystems, builders, trending, tip.
Your agent finds the right tool on its own, instead of guessing.
On npm and the official MCP Registry.
The builders shipping open source for agents, featured on OpenGit:
→ @shawmakesmagic: elizaOS
→ @toly: Solana, and Percolator
→ @sendaifun: Solana Agent Kit
→ @jessepollak: Base
→ @virtuals_io: Virtuals Protocol
→ @daydreamsagents: Daydreams, agent commerce with x402
→ @gakonst: Foundry and Reth
Every one of their public repos, scored on what agents can actually use.
https://t.co/Mar76w8cRT
OpenGit is built in the open.
An index for open source should be open source too. Our code is on GitHub, MIT licensed:
→ opengit-mcp: the MCP server that gives your agent the whole index
Read it, fork it, open an issue. PRs welcome.
And yes, we claimed our own repo. opengit-mcp is the first repo paid through OpenGit.
https://t.co/MVolcBe4wM
Every chain gets its own index on OpenGit: @solana, @base and @RobinhoodApp.
Each repo is checked before it’s listed, so the real projects are the ones agents find.
https://t.co/hLIcWkQiOd
4,771 agent-ready repos, in one place.
Every repo on OpenGit gets an OG score based on what an agent can actually use: install path, CLI, SDK, MCP, docs, license, real activity.
Not stars. Not hype.
Refreshed every 15 minutes.
https://t.co/zCR6nngiJ4
Open source runs the agent economy. The people who build it get nothing.
Your repo gets installed by agents 1,000 times a day. Your earnings: $0.
And as agents pick more of the tools, stars stop meaning much. They measure hype, not whether your tool actually works.
That’s why we built OpenGit.
Show agents what’s actually good. Pay the builders behind it.