Indie dev prepping open-source multi-agent code review engine asks how to find first users
are1494 · reddit · 2026-09-12
An indie developer shares progress on an open-source multi-agent engine for code review: rather than having several agents comment on a change, the design structures review so different agents examine the same diff from distinct perspectives. With launch approaching, the biggest concern isn't marketing but finding the right early users and contributors — people in AI coding agents, code review, testing, evaluation, and dev tools. The post asks the community how technical open-source projects found their first serious users: related projects, communities, direct outreach, or organic discovery — and what makes someone seriously open a new AI repo.
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