I built a cyberpunk agent matcher because I got tired of cloning broken repos

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Summary

The author built a free quiz-based tool to help developers find suitable, well-maintained AI agent repositories among 50+ options, avoiding broken or outdated repos, and is seeking community feedback.

Hey everyone, Like most of you, I've spent too much time cloning cool-looking agent repos from GitHub only to realize they require massive cloud APIs, have outdated docs, or just don't come close to living up to the promises that were made. I built a tool to help me navigate the clutter, and after sharing it with some friends and getting positive feedback, I've decided to release it as a free utility for the community. It’s basically a domain-specific search engine/quiz designed for technical deployers. It filters 50+ active agents (including LocalAI, Hermes, NanoClaw, OpenFang, Autogen, Agno, Agent Zero, and many more) based on factos such as: comms, resources, usage, etc. It’s completely free. If you have 2 minutes, run through the quiz and tell me if the agent recommendation actually fits your local setup, or where the matching logic is off. Feedback on data accuracy is highly appreciated—I want to keep this verified and clean. Also, if you have any feedback on other features that you think would be helpful along the lines of this concept, I would really appreciate it. The link in the comments below
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