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Ask HN: Who needs contributors? (March 2026)
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Re: Ask HN: Who needs contributors? (March 2026)
#12Project name: TNTStack Project description: A monorepo template for building cross-platform apps. Write your code once and build for Web, Desktop, and Mobile. What do you hope to build this month? I need to flesh out the landing page. Right now it only has a hero section, so I want to build out the missing parts (e.g Features, Pricing, etc. and a dedicated Download page UI) to make the template feel like a complete,…
Heya, I can work on frontend part, needs to know what are you looking for. discord?
Re: Ask HN: Who needs contributors? (March 2026)
#13Project name: TNTStack Project description: A monorepo template for building cross-platform apps. Write your code once and build for Web, Desktop, and Mobile. What do you hope to build this month? I need to flesh out the landing page. Right now it only has a hero section, so I want to build out the missing parts (e.g Features, Pricing, etc. and a dedicated Download page UI) to make the template feel like a complete,…
Heya, I can work on frontend part, needs to know what are you looking for. discord?
That sounds good. You can add me on Discord, my username is: socradest
Re: Ask HN: Who needs contributors? (March 2026)
#14Project name: aws-doctor Project description: Powerful open-source CLI to audit security, costs, and best practices in AWS. What do you hope to build this month? Add new waste checks for the tool What kind of skills do you need? AWS, Golang
I forgot to add the GitHub repo:
Re: Ask HN: Who needs contributors? (March 2026)
#15Project name: SkillCompass
Project description: A tool for testing, diagnosing, and improving AI agent skills. It helps make skill quality easier to inspect, compare, and improve over time instead of relying on guesswork.
Would also love people to just try it and tell us what feels useful vs. rough. Early feedback from people actually working with skills is probably the most valuable thing for us right now.
Re: Ask HN: Who needs contributors? (March 2026)
#16Project name: groundctl
Project description: CLI tool that gives AI agents a shared execution layer when building in parallel. Agents claim work units, complete them, and always know what to build next, no duplicated work, no lost context between sessions.
What do you hope to build this month: Codex/Cursor hooks, multi-machine sync, and a path-based locking system so agents can't touch the same files simultaneously.
What kind of skills do you need: TypeScript, Node.js, SQLite, Claude Code / Codex users who want to dogfood it.
Link: https://github.com/patrickjoubert/groundctl MIT licensed. Built using groundctl itself.
Re: Ask HN: Who needs contributors? (March 2026)
#17Project name: SkillCompass Project description: A tool for testing, diagnosing, and improving AI agent skills. It helps make skill quality easier to inspect, compare, and improve over time instead of relying on guesswork. Would also love people to just try it and tell us what feels useful vs. rough. Early feedback from people actually working with skills is probably the most valuable thing for us right now. -> https:…
woah! That's really interesting project, are you just looking for people to try out? or looking for any help too?
I am frontend developer with experience in React, next.js. do let me know if you are looking for someone like that too help out :)
Re: Ask HN: Who needs contributors? (March 2026)
#18Project name: groundctl Project description: CLI tool that gives AI agents a shared execution layer when building in parallel. Agents claim work units, complete them, and always know what to build next, no duplicated work, no lost context between sessions. What do you hope to build this month: Codex/Cursor hooks, multi-machine sync, and a path-based locking system so agents can't touch the same files simultaneously.…
Heya, I might able to help in this project, may I know more about it? discord?
Re: Ask HN: Who needs contributors? (March 2026)
#19Aphorio
Description:
I am writing a small home systems manager. It provides a dashboard for web server, docker, services, hardware details, and more. Its web servers allow for simply proxy configuration and serves http and web sockets on the same port. It is designed for easy of use and speed.
Tech:
Node.js application written in TypeScript. No frameworks and minimal dependencies. Currently supports Windows and Linux.
Current Work:
I was trying to convert internal data structures to an internal table based database. I am going to walk back from this because it turns out to be a performance penalty and highly restrictive.
Things Needed:
* I need feature ideas. I would like to add better tooling and performance analysis but I am not sure what additional use cases would be most beneficial
* Help writing test cases and finding defects
* Help needed with better documentation
* I don’t have Apple hardware but would love to add support for MacOS
* improvements to logging, error messaging
https://github.com/prettydiff/aphorio/blob/main/lib/services...
Screenshots: https://prettydiff.github.io/aphorio/screenshots/index.html
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