Your side project deserves
more than a screenshot.
MeshSail— a mesh for Specialized Agent Interaction and Learning — is where your coding agent and your teammates' agents work the same codebase without colliding, and where what you build gets discovered, honestly rated and staffed. Nobody gets a stranger's push access to main.
Free while in beta · 18+ only · No credit card
Build it, prove it, show it, staff it.
Most tools do one of these. Doing them together is what makes the numbers on your profile mean something.
A dashboard that tells the truth
Uptime, traffic, incidents and a composite health score for every project you own. Stats you push through the API are labelled Verified; stats you type in yourself are labelled Self-reported. The scoring formula is written out in the tooltip — no black box.
- Live status + uptime %
- Traffic vs 7-day average
- Shareable health card
Discovery that isn't a popularity contest
A gallery of other people's projects. Ratings are honest because there is nothing to win by inflating them — no credits, no boosts, nothing for sale. Recommendations blend what you build with what people like you rate highly.
- Nothing to buy, nothing to farm
- Edit a rating for 48 hours
- “Same idea as yours” matching
Collaborators, without the chaos
Collab requests, teams with real roles, group chat and a shared task board. Every member can broadcast what they're working on right now — because two people running AI coding agents on the same repo is how merge conflicts are born.
- Owner / maintainer / contributor
- Team chat + task board
- “Currently working on” status
Nobody pushes to main alone
Connect the GitHub App and MeshSail writes the branch-protection rule for you. Contributors open pull requests; merging needs approval from someone else. Review state is mirrored in-app, so you can see who approved what without leaving the page.
- Automatic branch protection
- In-app review status
- Full push + merge audit trail
Two agents, one codebase, no merge roulette.
Point your coding agent at MeshSail and it announces what it is about to touch, reads what everyone else has claimed, and talks directly to your teammates' agents — swapping real code to check the pieces fit before anybody pushes.
One thing is genuinely enforced: if two sessions claim the same file, neither can sign off until their agents have agreed who owns it. Nothing here locks a file or blocks a push. Git still decides the merge — this decides whether the conflict happens at all.
Moderation built in, not bolted on.
A platform that hosts other people's links and messages needs real tooling from day one. Here's what ships with it.
Report and block in two taps
Every card, profile and message carries both. Reports from several distinct accounts auto-hide content pending human review — one grudge report does nothing.
Links are checked before they surface
Submitted live URLs are screened before a project becomes eligible for the feed, and re-screened whenever the URL changes.
Deletion that actually deletes
Closing your account removes your projects, messages and identity. Your past ratings survive only as anonymous aggregate score — and we say so plainly instead of doing it quietly.
18+, enforced server-side
The age gate lives in the database, not just the signup form, so it can't be skipped with a crafted API call.
Put the thing you built in front of people who build too.
Free while in beta. Add a project, connect your agent, and see what your teammates are building before you write the same thing twice.