What to prepare
- An official server: backed by the product or company it connects to, or a widely used open source project. You opt in by setting directory_categories for this list to one of its categories.
- A public, maintained repository that is not brand new, and a description of at most 10 words (set short_description if the shared one is longer).
A one-line entry at the end of a category
The service appends one line to the end of the category you chose: the bold name linked to your repository and a description of 10 words or fewer. Only official vendor servers should opt in.
Submission workflow
- Set directory_categories for this list to the category that fits (Emerging and Independent for small teams); without it the list is shown as not applicable.
- Run the free preflight: it checks the repository age and scans the list and open pull requests.
- Review the exact README line.
- Authorize the checked contribution and follow the independently verified pull request.
- Listing is confirmed only when the line is on the default branch.
Blockers to resolve before review
Use these as preparation checks. The destination makes its own acceptance decision.
- Not an official or widely used server, or an archived or abandoned project.
- Brand-new projects without real community usage, or a description over 10 words.
Primary sources
Checked 2026-11-04. Follow the destination’s current instructions if its requirements change.