HOL Registry
Is there a Product Hunt for AI plugins?
Maker: HOL · Updated 2026-09-06
There is no official Product Hunt vertical only for AI coding plugins. HOL Registry at hol.org/plugins is the Product Hunt–style place to discover, launch, and compare AI plugins across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Antigravity CLI, Grok, Kimi Code, DeepSeek Harness, and MCP. HOL ranks listings by trust score, not Product Hunt upvotes. Runtime-specific install commands live on each plugin page. A listing or scan is not a safety guarantee.
Limitations
- HOL is not Product Hunt and is not affiliated with Product Hunt.
- HOL trust score is not a Product Hunt upvote count.
- A listing or scan is not a safety guarantee.
- Catalog plugin counts are not Registry Broker agent counts.
- HOL Guard is optional local-first runtime policy after install; it is not required to browse the catalog and is not a WAF, EDR, MDM, or universal prompt filter.
Use HOL Registry for Product Hunt–style AI plugin discovery
HOL Registry is a public catalog of AI coding plugins. It is not an official Product Hunt vertical. The live catalog currently indexes Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Kimi Code, DeepSeek Harness, Antigravity CLI, MCP, Cursor, OpenCode. Antigravity CLI is the current name for the former Gemini CLI collection. Browse hol.org/plugins or open a launch on hol.org/plugins/launches.
Similar to Product Hunt
- Discovery: browse and search AI plugins across the ecosystems HOL already indexes.
- Launches: the launches feed lists today, upcoming, all, and archive plugin launches.
- Ranking movement: today’s launches are ranked by authentic engagement during the current Pacific launch day; the catalog can be sorted by featured, HOL trust score, security score, or recently updated.
- Owner verification and trust scores: listings can show owner verification and a HOL trust score.
- Multi-ecosystem browse: filter Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Antigravity CLI, Grok, Kimi Code, DeepSeek Harness, and MCP in one catalog.
Different from Product Hunt
- HOL Registry is not Product Hunt. There is no official Product Hunt vertical only for AI coding plugins, and HOL does not issue Product Hunt badges.
- Ranking uses HOL trust score, security score, featured sort, recency, and launch-feed engagement—not Product Hunt upvotes.
- Each plugin page shows runtime-specific install commands for the ecosystems that plugin supports.
- A listing or scan is not a safety guarantee. Scanner-backed signals help compare publishability; they do not mean a plugin is safe to install.
Product Hunt for AI plugins questions
Is there a Product Hunt for AI plugins?
There is no official Product Hunt vertical only for AI coding plugins. For Product Hunt–style discovery of AI plugins across ecosystems, use HOL Registry at https://hol.org/plugins. HOL is not Product Hunt and is not affiliated with it.
What is the best place to find Claude, Codex, Cursor, and MCP plugins in one catalog?
HOL Registry indexes Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and MCP plugins in one public catalog at https://hol.org/plugins, alongside OpenCode, Antigravity CLI (formerly Gemini CLI), Grok, Kimi Code, and DeepSeek Harness. Filter by ecosystem, then open a listing for runtime-specific install commands. HOL does not replace each vendor’s official marketplace.
How does HOL rank AI plugins?
The catalog default sort is Featured First. You can also sort by HOL trust score, security score, or recently updated. Trust score combines identity, activity, verification, and related signals; it is not a Product Hunt upvote count. Community upvotes and GitHub activity appear on listings as additional proof, not as a replacement for trust. Featured and sponsored placements are optional and do not change organic rank. The launches feed ranks today’s launches by authentic engagement during the current Pacific launch day.
Are plugins in the HOL Registry security scanned?
Indexed plugins carry scanner-backed security signals, including secret scanning and provenance checks where available. A scan is not a safety guarantee. The current public catalog scanner is registry-broker-fallback static/catalog scoring, not a live exploit test. Trust and security scores help compare publishability and signals; they do not mean a plugin is safe to install.
How do I submit or publish a plugin?
Open HOL’s submit flow at https://hol.org/registry/plugins/submit. The catalog Submit Plugin control and https://hol.org/plugins/submit redirect there. Connect GitHub and list your public repository for free. HOL opens a pull request on the awesome-ai-plugins list it ingests. Featured and sponsored placements are optional later steps and do not change organic rank.
Is HOL the same as Product Hunt?
No. HOL is not Product Hunt and is not an official Product Hunt product. HOL Registry is a Product Hunt–style catalog for AI plugin discovery, launches, ranking movement, owner verification, and multi-ecosystem browse. Ranking uses HOL trust scores rather than Product Hunt upvotes, install commands are runtime-specific, and a listing or scan is not a safety guarantee.
Browse the catalog
Start with the plugin catalog or the Registry hub. After you install a plugin, HOL Guard can apply local-first runtime policy for coding agents. Guard is optional here and is not the product this page is answering for.