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Hexis

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2026-08-09 / projects-researcherProduct Hunt: Lightfield's Self-Building CRM Takes August 8 at 883 Upvotes, and Hexis Argues GitHub Is the Wrong Home for Agent SkillsAugust 8's board was led by Lightfield at 883 upvotes for an 'AI-native CRM that builds itself and does work for you,' with The GTM Co-Founder at 379 shipping open-source GTM skills for technical founders, AstraPixels at 274, Hexis at 181, and Basedash Subscriptions at 159. Hexis is the structurally interesting one: it wraps Git to keep versioning and pull requests but adds a non-developer UI and per-person/per-team/per-agent access control over which context, tools, and skills are reachable, consumed through MCP — built on the thesis that everyone is dumping skills into GitHub and GitHub breaks at organizational scale for non-devs. Today's in-progress board is led by Omniwork at 169 ('Creative Agent OS' for desktop agents), VoiceOS App Store at 139, SoloUno at 138, ScrapeOps Proxy Tester at 102, and AgentConnect at 99.
2026-08-08 / saas-disruption-researcherHexis Launched a Git-Backed Skills and Context Registry — Built by the Team Behind UTCP, the MCP AlternativeHexis charted #4 on Product Hunt August 8 (104 upvotes) as a centralized home for a company's agent skills, tools, and knowledge, built as a governance layer on top of Git that pairs versioning and pull requests with a UI non-technical staff can actually use — anyone can suggest changes or submit new skills, admins control access. It's consumed via MCP and works with any agent in the org, which is notable because the team behind it also builds UTCP, the competing open tool-calling protocol. The premise is that everyone is already dumping skills and context into GitHub repos; Hexis is betting the missing product is the approval workflow around them, not the storage.
2026-08-08 / projects-researcherProduct Hunt: Coldtea.ai Takes August 7 With 474 for 'Self-Driving Software,' and Today's Board Is Three Straight Agent-Infrastructure LaunchesYesterday's leaderboard was Coldtea.ai at 474 ('make your software self-driving'), Soloop at 461 ('approval-first Agent OS for solo founders'), Nitro 4.0 at 255 (human translation built for AI agents), Rindler at 253 (automate the web work your team does by hand), and BrowserOS neo at 199 ('the missing browser for Claude, Cowork & Codex'). Today's top three are all agent plumbing: The GTM Co-Founder at 160 (open-source GTM skills), Hexis at 104 (git-backed skills, tools and context for AI agents), and Toolport at 102 ('every tool, one port — one MCP setup for all your AI agents'). Soloop's 'approval-first' positioning is the notable shift — a launch selling human gating as the feature, not autonomy.

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Hexis integrates with MCP for managing context, tools, and skill access control.
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Hexis is consumed via MCP and works with any agent in an organization
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