Policy
Last updated 4 September 2026.
Catalogs is a discovery platform where teams publish finished work: interface and code, and also skills, prompts, design files, and assets. You browse and pick, and your coding agent brings in what you chose. Most of what you see was added by us, from public registries, with the source and license shown on every catalog page. Publishing is invite only during the beta.
Terms covers the deal between us, and Privacy says what we store about you.
What is not allowed
- Pretending to be a person, project, or company you are not.
- Publishing someone else's work without the right to do so.
- Anything that damages, spies on, or misleads the people who add it.
- Taking a name you have no connection to in order to hold or sell it.
Something wrong? Tell us
Email hello@foundedlabs.com. Please include a link to the catalog or item and a sentence on what is wrong. A real person reads it.
If you are the author of something listed here and you want it changed, credited differently, or taken down, that same address is the fastest route. We will not argue with you about your own work.
What happens after a report
- We read it and reply.
- If it needs looking into, we make the catalog temporarily unavailable while we do. That is reversible, and it is not a judgment about anyone.
- If there is nothing to it, everything comes straight back.
- If there is, the catalog is removed, or the name is taken back, or the catalog is handed to whoever should have had it.
We would rather pause something for a day and be wrong than leave someone's work sitting where they do not want it.
Copyright
If something here infringes your copyright, email hello@foundedlabs.com. Tell us what the work is, where it is on this site, and that you have the right to ask. We act on real complaints quickly.
If your catalog was taken down and you think that was a mistake, reply and say so. We will look again.
Imported catalogs
Some catalogs here were added by us from public registries. Each one says so plainly, names its source, and shows its license. If you made one of them, you can claim it and it becomes yours, or you can ask us to remove it. Either way, just ask.
Verified catalogs
A verified badge means a team proved control of a website domain, a GitHub account whose handle matches the team's address, or the catalog's source repository. The badge names every proof, so you can check it yourself. No badge does not mean something is wrong; it means we have not been shown proof either way.