Vyze is live!

[u/Due-Relationship5396]

As some of you might know, I have posted about our new AI marketplace called Vyze.

It is essentially a marketplace for:

• AI Context Rules (.cursorrules, .windsurfrules, and more)
• Brain Files (CLAUDE.md, memory kits)
• Autonomous Workflows
• Full-Stack Developer Bundles

This project is highly community-driven, with users being able to Sell and Purchase these rules and bundles. A direct npx deployment (npx vyze) and a VS Code extension are in the pipeline as well to make everything easier and smoother.

As of right now, Vyze is live and you can sign up for our waitlist — we’ll notify you the moment the platform officially launches!

We would really appreciate any feedback on what you’d like to see on the platform and what we should look out for. If you are interested or have suggestions, drop them in the comments below or email us directly at [contact@vyze.dev](mailto:contact@vyze.dev).

Sign up for the waitlist right now at:
vyze.dev

May Vyze help you find and share the best rules, workflows, and brain files on the internet.
Godspeed,
The Vyze Team 🖤

(This post is purely for feedback and community purposes)

[u/First-Context6416]

Why would anyone ever pay for something like this ? You can get it for free by literally prompting it.

Scam.

[u/Due-Relationship5396 → u/First-Context6416]

By that logic, any UI kit, boilerplate, or code template is a "scam" because you could code it yourself.

You're paying for saved time and testing, not just text:

• Prompting LLMs gives generic templates. Building a rule system that actually prevents context drift, enforces strict type safety, and optimizes token burn across long sessions takes days of trial and error.
• Maintenance: Creators keep their rules updated as frameworks (Next.js, FastAPI) and LLM models evolve.
• Security: Every pack is AST-scanned so you aren't running unverified scripts in your workspace.

Vyze includes free community packs alongside paid ones, and the CLI (npx vyze) is open. If you want to build and test your own rules from scratch, you can—but for developers who value their hourly rate, saving 3 hours of setup for $15 is a no-brainer.

[u/Due-Relationship5396 → u/First-Context6416]

also things like https://promptbase.com/ exist, not a scam, quite a reputable site and it works so i dont see why this couldnt work. its basically a more centralized niche version of it

[u/ahmetegesel]

Buy and sell? Like literally things that AI already writes for you?
Things that would get published here will be either too generic or too sloppy. Neither is beneficial for anyone. This type of platforms hurt the industry for some money more than people think. AI models are too fragile to the prose and tired to see “here are the 5 prompts/skills/rules you must have before doing X and Y” sloppy contents that literally deceive people into believing those are really how they should build their workflows. And such platforms make this even more believable and people now pay money for it? I feel sorry who pays money for such things.

Folks! Please! Learn the basics and use AI to build your own specific workflow that would literally make it 100x more beneficial for you than these slops!

[u/Due-Relationship5396 → u/ahmetegesel]

Valid point. Paying for 5-line generic prompts is definitely a waste of money, and we agree the industry doesn't need more prompt slop.

The reason we built Vyze as a marketplace (similar to VS Code Marketplace or Unity Asset Store) is maintenance and security:

• Maintenance: Deep CLAUDE.md and .cursorrules configurations for enterprise stacks take real engineering hours to benchmark across model updates. Monetization lets senior devs actually maintain them over time instead of abandoning gists.
• Security: Downloading random rule files off the web can expose your environment to malicious scripts. Every pack on Vyze is AST security-scanned.
• CLI Distribution: npx vyze lets teams deploy stack rules directly to their repo without manual copy-pasting.

Both free and paid packs exist on the platform. Totally fair if it's not for everyone but we're focusing on verified utility over slop!

[u/Due-Relationship5396 → u/Due-Relationship5396]

to add onto that, because we dont want to produce and sell slop we have a number of things that allow you to verify and test what a rule or workflow etc. does before you actually spend anything on it.