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Mentions of my open-source projects

A verified catalog of articles, recommendations, community discussions, repository adoption, registries, and indexes that explicitly reference my public projects.

65

Third-party references

10

Projects with verified references

36

Editorial or community mentions

3

Visible repository integrations

// Projects tracked (15)

A zero means that this search found no verified third-party reference yet. It does not prove that none exists.

Geographic and trust signals for GitHub repository communities.

TUI and web dashboard for Claude Code sessions, costs, and configuration.

Drift detection for AI instruction and context files.

Symbol-level JavaScript and TypeScript dependency analysis with an MCP server.

Local search and pattern discovery across Claude Code session history.

Retroactive analytics for actual Claude Code Skill tool calls.

Security triage tooling for agent configurations and supply-chain findings.

// Articles, podcasts and videos (20)

Independent articles, newsletters, podcasts, videos, and events that cite or discuss a project.

Article

ça ressemble à quoi, mon setup Claude Code ? (opens in a new tab)

Arnaud Gaches (DEV Community)

Author shares their 6-month Claude Code setup and explicitly credits the guide twice: 'J'ai repris plein de bonnes idées de Florian Bruniaux stockées dans son claude code ultimate guide' + 3 hooks extracted directly from the repo.

French article. Links both cc.bruniaux.com AND github.com/FlorianBruniaux/claude-code-ultimate-guide. Strong practitioner endorsement, hooks cited by name.

// Social recommendations (10)

Recommendations and shares published by third parties on social platforms.

// Community discussions (6)

Community discussions where readers link a project as a resource.

// Translations and adaptations (2)

Credited translations or adaptations of an original repository.

// Visible adoption in other repositories (3)

Third-party repositories that visibly use or embed one of the projects.

// Package and protocol registries (3)

Package and protocol registries. These prove distribution coverage, not independent endorsement.

// Curated directories (3)

Directories where a curator selected and described the project.

Directory

Dep Scope MCP Server (opens in a new tab)

MCPHQ

Evidence-oriented MCP profile with install instructions, registry namespace, package identity, security posture, releases, and alternatives.

MCPHQ states that it re-verifies active servers nightly. Treat rankings and timestamps as dated directory metadata.

// Automated indexes (18)

Generated repository and MCP indexes. These are discovery signals, not endorsements.

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