Submit Almanac to relevant awesome lists

[divitsheth]

Goal

Find relevant awesome lists and open small PRs where Almanac is a good fit.

Suggested targets

• AI agent tools
• developer tools
• CLI tools
• documentation tools
• TypeScript tools

Only submit where the list rules genuinely fit the project.

Done when

• Candidate lists are collected in a comment on this issue.
• PRs are opened for the best-fitting lists.
• Each PR uses a concise description of Almanac as a local-first codebase wiki for AI coding agents.

[simonlpaige]

Here are some concrete candidates to start from:

Awesome AI Coding Agents (github.com/e2b-dev/awesome-ai-coding-agents) — Direct fit. Almanac fills the persistent memory/documentation gap that most agent frameworks ignore. The "local-first" aspect aligns with their tooling ethos.

Awesome CLI Tools (github.com/agarrharr/awesome-cli-tools) — almanac is a single-command CLI with init, search, show, and capture sweep. It qualifies under "developer utilities."

Awesome TypeScript (github.com/sindresorhus/awesome) — They accept CLI tools written in TypeScript. Almanac is pure TypeScript, published on npm, and solves a specific pain point (agent-readable docs).

Awesome Developer Tools (github.com/unicodeveloper/awesome-developer-tools) — Broader fit. The capture sweep integration with Claude/Codex transcripts is a unique differentiator here.

Skip: Awesome Documentation Tools (github.com/PhantomYdn/awesome-wiki) — Most entries are traditional wiki engines (MediaWiki, DokuWiki). Almanac's agent-first design doesn't match their criteria.

I'd suggest starting with the Awesome AI Coding Agents PR first — it's the most targeted audience and the list is actively maintained. The description should mirror the README: "Local-first codebase wiki for AI coding agents. Captures decisions, flows, invariants, and gotchas that code can't express."