Help people discover your ecosystem.
Maintainers and contributors use Linkits to group plugins, tutorials, integrations, and community resources into shareable kits — so anyone can find and explore what your project has to offer.
What open-source projects build with Linkits
From maintainers documenting an ecosystem to contributors sharing discoveries.
Showcase your ecosystem
List the plugins, integrations, and libraries that make your project shine — let users discover what's possible.
Curate tutorials & docs
Group the best community-written guides, screencasts, and blog posts in one place. Save newcomers hours of searching.
Projects to revisit later
Bookmark cool open-source repos you found but haven't explored yet — and share that reading list with your community.
Highlight contributors
Create a collection of people and projects contributing to your space. A great way to give credit and attract collaborators.
Community resource hub
Link your Discord, GitHub Discussions, forum, and social channels in one place — so contributors know where to go.
Related projects & forks
Curate notable forks, sibling projects, or inspired work. Help your ecosystem grow by connecting the dots.
Kit ideas to get you started
- Top 10 community plugins for our framework
- Tutorials for getting started with v3
- Open-source tools I keep bookmarked
- Contributors who are building amazing things
From scattered links to a living resource hub
- 1
Name your kit
e.g. 'Essential tools for [your framework]' or 'Plugins directory'.
- 2
Add links from anywhere
GitHub repos, blog posts, YouTube tutorials, Discord servers, npm packages — any URL.
- 3
Link it from your README
Drop the shareable kit URL in your GitHub README and let users explore your ecosystem.
Make your project easier to discover
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