Demo
A public or declared demo, with auto-captured desktop and mobile previews.
For Builders
Turn AI-built software into a curated listing that Users can try and reuse.
buildsfor starts with curated Builds and invited Builders. Show the Build, explain what Users can reuse, and keep setup or customization attached to the listing.
Builder standard
The Build is the product surface
A strong listing explains what was generated, what Users can try, what source access includes, and where support can happen.
- A Build can become a demo, product, proof of work, or starter kit
- Verification is reported, not promised
- Source access works best when setup facts are visible
- Teams can compare Builds before they start from scratch
- Project Rooms stay attached to the Build
Evidence
What an inspectable listing carries
Six kinds of evidence let a User judge fit before asking you anything.
Package facts
Delivery artifact, included artifacts, providers, env vars, and setup steps.
Inspection notes
What was scanned, what was checked, and which findings were reported.
Provenance
Source tool, model context, repository commit, and Builder attestation.
Reuse terms
License type, commercial use, redistribution limits, and version scope.
Support boundaries
What setup or customization you offer, and what stays out of scope.
Flow
From generated Build to curated listing
Start with a clear listing. Add source access and support only after delivery terms are understandable.
01
Draft the listing
Describe the Build, add screenshots or demo links, attach a version, and declare the delivery artifact.
02
Add Build facts
List providers, environment variables, setup steps, license terms, and known limitations.
03
Add inspection notes
Report what was scanned, what was checked, and which findings were reported.
04
Choose package terms
Offer source packs or starter kits only when the delivery artifact and support option are clear.
Publishing rule
List the Build. Publish the evidence behind it.
A listing can be exciting without overpromising. Say what the User receives, what was scanned, what was reported, and what remains out of scope.
Start with the listing
List the Build before you package the offer.
A Build can become a source pack, starter kit, or setup project later. The first job is to show what exists and what can be reused.