Neonbin launches: share agent workflows as bins, reuse them via MCP
Ok_Giraffe_7279 · reddit · 2026-11-04
The author launched Neonbin, a community platform for sharing AI agent workflows. The core unit is a "bin": curated resources (skills, GitHub repos, docs) plus instructions on when and how an agent should combine them for a task.
- Create private bins to refine your own workflows, or publish bins for the community to reuse and discuss.
- Once connected via MCP, you can ask your agent to read a bin and use its resources per the instructions.
- The screenshot shows a demo bin, "Playful web apps with sound and motion," with Tone.js resources and example prompts for building browser music playgrounds.
- Just launched with one demo bin; the author is recruiting first members.
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