Submit your project.

What you get back.

• Your project, deployable by an agentA user tells their agent to deploy your project. It reads your redu.md, creates the VM and the database, and gives them a running instance on their own account.
• Your project in the recommendationsOur users run their cloud through an agent. When yours fits what they are building, it is what the agent suggests.
• Your links, followedYour docs and your website are listed on your entry as normal followed links, on an indexed page. No nofollow.
• A deploy button for your READMEWe send it once you are published.

Two ways to submit.

Both go through the same place. Pick whichever is less work for you.

What to send.

Three parts. All of it, in one message.

1. GitHub

   • Public repository URLWe fetch it automatically, so it has to be public.
   • The branch you want publishedFor example master or main. We follow that branch, not whatever is newest.

2. Product info

   • One liner, 30 characters. What does your product do.The most important part for our recommendation engine, and it is not published anywhere: it is what the matching runs on. Say what it does, not what it is built with.
   • Up to 5 tags that suit youFor example: AI, Automation, Workflows. If we do not have one that fits, we will add it.
   • About your product, in bullets. Five at most.
   • Docs and links users should care aboutYour docs page, your website, anything a user needs right after the first deploy.

3. redu.md

   • The deploy memory your agent writes while deploying your projectIt carries the real facts of a working deployment: what it needs, how it is configured, and everything that tripped the agent up on the way. It is what makes the next deploy of your project work first time. How to generate it is below.

Generating your redu.md.

1. Clone your project into a working directory on your machine.
2. Connect your redu.cloud account and our MCP server to your coding agent.
3. Tell the agent: "deploy this to redu".
4. Check the deployment is right. Open it, use it, confirm it is the thing you would want a user to land on.
5. Tell the agent how you want your product set up. For example, if you want it to pre-register an account and hand back a username and password, so users can start using it immediately.
6. While you do this, redu generates redu.md in the root of your project. That file is what you send us.

Keeping your redu.md current.

Two options. Tell us which one you want.

Want it on video?

We and our partners often promote open-source projects with videos. If you would like yours featured, tell us in your submission. You can see the ones we have made on our deploys page.

Send it.

Submissions go through our contact page. A person on our team reads every one.