stealth.pm lists 357 tools in 45 sections and 36 people worth following. Each entry was used before it was added. Nothing is ranked, and the only paid placement is a single labelled slot, held by Paragon.
01What gets listed
Tools, libraries, reading and people that make interface work better. The test is simple: did it change how something got built? A pretty landing page is not enough.
Each entry gets one line on what it is for. Descriptions are written here, not copied from the tool’s own marketing.
02What gets removed
Dead links, abandoned projects, and tools that a newer entry does better. The list is meant to stay short enough to read.
03Corrections
Wrong description, broken link, or a better tool for the same job? Use the submit page or email hello@stealth.pm.
04For agents
Read llms.txt for the summary, llms-full.txt for every entry, or resources.json for structured data. Browsers with the draft WebMCP API get read-only tools, described in mcp.json.
Questions
A hand-kept catalogue of tools, component libraries, reading and people for design engineers: the people who design interfaces and build them in code.
Someone opens it, uses it on real work, and writes one line about what it is for. If it stops being useful, or a better tool does the same job, it comes off the list.
No. Entries are grouped by purpose and nothing is sorted by popularity. One placement is sponsored by Paragon, labelled on the page and marked rel="sponsored". It does not move, add or remove any other entry.
Use the submit page, or email hello@stealth.pm. Corrections to a dead link or a wrong description are usually live within a week.
Yes. There is an llms.txt summary, an llms-full.txt with every entry, a JSON feed at /resources.json, and read-only WebMCP tools described at /mcp.json.