Community
The directory grows fastest when it's not just one person's stack. Found something that belongs here? Here's how it gets added.
Open a GitHub issue
Use the "Tool submission" template in the archdevtools repo — name, URL, why it belongs in the directory.
It gets reviewed
Every submission gets an honest look before publishing — no auto-approval, no pay-to-list.
You get credit
Published entries link back to the GitHub handle that submitted them, right on the tool page.
What makes a good submission
Self-hosted alternatives to popular SaaS tools, genuinely useful open-source dev/infra tools, or a correction to something already listed — pricing changed, a project went proprietary, a better alternative exists now. Vendor self-submissions are welcome too, as long as they're disclosed as such.