HeyClaude: Curated Registry for Claude AI Workflow Assets

What changed

The HeyClaude project, hosted on GitHub, serves as a curated registry and distribution surface for Claude AI workflow assets. It is designed to be a human-reviewed, file-backed directory encompassing a wide range of components essential for building AI workflows with Anthropic's Claude models. The registry categorizes these assets into ten distinct sections: Agents (106 entries), MCP Servers (483 entries), Tools (205 entries), Skills (179 entries), Rules (90 entries), Commands (43 entries), Hooks (87 entries), Guides (128 entries), Collections (25 entries), and Statuslines (42 entries).

These entries are maintained in a human-readable format, primarily MDX, and are intended to be machine-readable as well. The project emphasizes a "source-first" approach for user-generated content, with an AI-reviewed merge gate to ensure quality and consistency. Contributions are managed through a pull-request-first process, with specific guardrails for content submissions. Commercial listings, job postings, and tool/app promotions are handled via website lead forms rather than direct GitHub submissions. The registry can be accessed in various formats, including JSON, RSS, Atom, LLM text, Raycast data, or as a read-only MCP server. The project also offers an npm MCP package for integration.

Why it matters for builders

For AI builders, HeyClaude provides a consolidated and organized platform to discover, share, and integrate components for Claude-based AI applications. The structured nature of the registry, with clear categories and detailed descriptions, simplifies the process of finding specific agents, tools, or workflow patterns. This can significantly reduce the time spent searching for relevant resources and accelerate the development cycle for new AI-powered applications and services. The emphasis on source-backed content also promotes transparency and reliability in the assets available.

Practical impact

Developers can leverage HeyClaude to find pre-built agents for specialized tasks, discover MCP servers for managing model context, and locate tools that enhance Claude's capabilities. For instance, the 'Agents' section lists specialized roles like an 'Agent Observability SRE Agent' for Claude Code analytics or an 'Agent SDK Production Architect Agent' for guiding apps to production. The 'Tools' section includes items like an 'API Builder Agent' for designing RESTful APIs. Builders can explore the registry to find components that fit their project needs, contribute their own creations, or integrate the registry's data feeds into their development workflows. The project also provides documentation for contributing content and integrating with its API or MCP package.

Caveats and source limits

The provided source material describes HeyClaude as an "unofficial community project." While it aims for a human-reviewed and AI-assisted quality gate, the exact nature and rigor of this review process are not detailed. The excerpt mentions "fresh release" and a latest release of mcp-v0.11.0, but specific release dates for the project or its components are not provided beyond a general publication date for the repository metadata. The excerpt also notes "5 AI signals, 4 developer signals" without defining what these signals represent or how they are measured. The contribution eligibility and rewards are stated to follow "Gittensor's current rules," which are not elaborated upon in the provided text. The exact pricing for any commercial listings or services is not mentioned.