AiBlocks

Open marketplace for reusable AI components.

AI development produces a lot of reusable work — prompts that took an afternoon to get right, agents tuned through trial and error, MCP servers wired to real APIs, hooks and CLAUDE.md configs that encode hard-won conventions. Most of it never leaves the repo it was built in. AiBlocks is where it does.

Publish once. Reused everywhere.

What's a component

Any reusable building block, in any AI ecosystem.

A component can be a use-case prompt, a reusable skill, an agent, a hook, a CLAUDE.md configuration, an MCP server — or something that doesn't fit neatly into any of those categories yet. If it's a building block someone else could snap into their own AI workflow, it belongs on AiBlocks.

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How it works

If you're building

  1. Sign up and connect Stripe (only needed to sell paid components).
  2. Upload a zip, write a README, tag it by ecosystem and topic.
  3. Set a price — or make it free.
  4. Get paid directly. Update the listing in place as it improves.

If you're looking

  1. Search or filter by tag and ecosystem.
  2. Read the README, check stars, downloads, and reviews.
  3. Download free components instantly, or pay for the rest.
  4. Re-download anytime from your dashboard.

How AiBlocks is built

A few decisions we made on purpose

Open submission

Anyone can publish. No manual curation or gatekeeping by the platform.

Community-driven quality

Stars, downloads, and verified-buyer reviews surface what's actually good.

0% platform fee at launch

Paid downloads route straight to the seller via Stripe Connect.

Hard paywall, honest pricing

Buyers pay before downloading a paid component — no partial previews to game.

Always the latest version

No version sprawl. Sellers update their listing in place; changelog lives in the README.

Profiles, not storefronts

Seller pages are modeled on GitHub — bio, stats, and a grid of what they've shipped.

Built in the open

AiBlocks was built with AI assistance from Claude, alongside the product decisions, review, and accountability that stayed human-led throughout — vision, pricing model, and everything that ships under the AiBlocks name. It felt right for a marketplace about AI-assisted building to be transparent about how it itself was built.