Joined 3 months ago
1.Open source + polished README
2.Listed on directories like create.io
3.Added to awesome-rust
4.Did a Show HN post
That's all I've done so far. 60 stars currently.
The full project is here: https://github.com/IndexFlowing/IndexFlow-core
I already had access to web-based AI with much more usage, so I started wondering: why not let the web AI do the thinking, and let the coding agent do the actual work?
MCP made this possible.
AgentBridge connects the two: the Brain can inspect the local project and create a plan, while the local coding agent executes the changes and runs tests.
It started as a way to make better use of my AI subscriptions, but I think the Brain/Executor separation could be useful beyond that.
Would love to hear what you think.
I built IndexFlow-core, an open-source search engine indexing infrastructure written in Rust.
The project started from problems I encountered while building content-heavy websites. I found that making a website available online does not mean search engines can reliably discover and understand it.
IndexFlow focuses on the technical layer between websites and search engines:
- Sitemap management
- SEO quality gates
- URL discovery
- Indexing workflows
- Multi-site scheduling
- Quota-aware request handling
The goal is to provide a self-hostable infrastructure layer for developers who care about search engine visibility.
Website:
Feedback welcome.
