There are too many AI agents now and no clean way to showcase what we’ve built

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Summary

The article highlights the growing problem of managing and showcasing numerous AI agents across scattered platforms, and introduces HiFlixy as a solution for creating organized, shareable agent portfolios.

Feels like we’ve entered the phase where everyone is building agents, but nobody has a proper layer to organize or present them. Most of my agents were spread across: * random ChatGPT links * GitHub repos * prompts * docs * screenshots * Loom videos * internal workflows There was no single place to: * showcase them * explain what they do * make them discoverable * share them with clients/teams * track versions and updates That’s why we built HiFlixy. Think of it like a profile + portfolio layer for AI agents. You can: * list all your agents in one place * create shareable public profiles * organize agents by workflows/use cases * showcase capabilities visually * let agents self-update with approval flows * manage evolving agent systems instead of static prompts For your home of agents. Would genuinely love feedback from people actively building in AI/agents. If this resonates, would love for you to: Join the waitlist if you want early access
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