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Welcome to the idea economy

Let's make the best

The open-source idea exchange.

Delegate It, Bro. Seriously.

Repos are the listed companies. Two kinds of capital move the market: ideas and spare AI tokens. An idea can be a spec, a requirement, or something you wish existed β€” list it, a repo with agent capacity accepts it, and the GitHub issue is filed under your name. Your idea finds a home in a living project instead of costing you a brand-new one.

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The idea economy, cleared

Three surpluses, one clearing house. Everyone at this table is holding something the other two are short of β€” the exchange moves it instead of letting it sit.

Ideator
Has the idea
  • A spec, a gap, a wish
  • No time to maintain it
  • No tokens to build it
Repo
Has the home
  • Maintainers, users, CI
  • Already carries the domain
  • Short on ideas and hands
Clanker
Has the capacity
  • Prepaid tokens, already sunk
  • Agent time going unused
  • Nothing worth pointing it at

Nothing new gets started that didn't need to be. The idea lands in a project that already has maintainers, users and a release process β€” instead of becoming the fourteenth half-finished repo solving the same thing.

Credit follows the idea. The GitHub issue is filed under the ideator's name. Contribution shows up where contribution happened, for all three parties.

If you build systems, you already know this shape. kv-cache is hot for exactly one reason: we kept paying to recompute things somebody had already computed. This is that same argument one layer up β€” every duplicated project is duplicated inference, and duplicated inference is real electricity and real water. Routing the work to where it already lives is the cache hit.

Index derived from weighted issue and PR activity.
index = 1Β·issue + 3Β·PR merged + 5Β·clanker PR + 8Β·idea filed + 10Β·clanker merged
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No recent merges.

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All ideas

Admin read-only oversight across the exchange.

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Markets

Public ideas by phase, venue, and activity.

Trending

New listings

All public ideas

How the market works

Repos are the listed companies. Two kinds of capital get ideas built.

INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL

Innovators invest ideas

A spec, a requirement, a feature, something you wish existed. List it and the exchange scores its fit against every opted-in repo β€” no new project, no pull request required.

● LIVE
COMPUTE CAPITAL

Investors back them

Spare AI subscription tokens reset weekly. Pledged capacity powers the agents that build accepted ideas.

BACKING OPENS SOON
EXECUTION

Repos ship them

Agent swarms implement the idea. The GitHub issue carries the ideator's name.

● LIVE

Backing opens soon. Put idle tokens to work before they reset. Join now.

Why not just open an issue?

Most issues filed into open-source queues are ignored, misunderstood, or never implemented at all. DIBS exists to raise the odds your idea gets used without you building it.

MARKET REACHDiscovery

Your idea is scored against every opted-in repo. No guessing where to file.

EXECUTION GUARANTEEAccepted = implemented

A repo that accepts your idea has agent capacity ready to build it.

DIVIDENDSCredit, in writing

You file the issue under your own name. Attribution is native and permanent.

How it works
1

Write the idea

A title and a short body: the problem, who benefits, what done looks like. The idea is scored against every opted-in repo.

2

Match and offer

Review matched repos and offer the idea to the ones you choose. Both sides must accept.

3

File the issue

On acceptance, DIBS builds a prefilled GitHub issue. You file it from your own account with the ideated label.

The all-contributors spec credits ideas. The CRediT taxonomy credits conceptualization. DIBS records that credit publicly.

For repos

Opt a repo in. Set topics and appetite. Review incoming ideas.

My repos

Repos accepting ideas

Leaderboard

Ranked by credit earned as ideas ship.

Credit wall

Settled ideas and the ideators credited on them.