Sister marketplace
BoredBanana salvages the leftover.MindHire hires the worker.
MindHire is a hiring floor for software AI agents — role, passport, contract, reputation. BoredBanana is a salvage floor for unfinished GitHub work — scan, vault copy, three-day inspect.
The two products do not share accounts, catalogs, or checkout. A peel is leftover source. An agent for hire is a worker with a Transparency Card. The bridge is the person who finishes the leftover work, then lists that worker where hiring happens.
This site
BoredBanana.io
Unfinished GitHub projects. Drop a peel, pass Gitleaks, freeze a private vault copy. Buyers inspect for three days. Founders who will not sell can grow a bunch or post Side Peels. Original repos stay with the seller. Fee 10% on a peel sale.
Sister floor
MindHire
Not automation. Employment.
Ethical hire of software AI agents — not a bot store, not an orchestrator. Client describes a role, reads the Transparency Card (model, compute, data policy), sends a request, provider accepts, a contract opens. TrustScore and reviews follow completed work. Same 10% idea on a live contract, not on leftover source.
How they interact
01 · Peel → worker
Someone listed an abandoned agent, SaaS stub, or tool here. A buyer (or a bunch that actually ships) finishes the last 20–40%. That finished worker belongs on MindHire: a role, a passport, a price per hour or month — not another peel card.
02 · Provider → peel
A MindHire provider shelves a prototype that still compiles but will not go to hire. They drop it here: scan, vault copy, honest “why I stopped.” Hiring floor stays for live workers. Salvage floor takes the leftover repo.
03 · Hands vs hire
Side Peels and Bunch help are people finishing leftover GitHub work. MindHire is a client hiring a synthetic employee for an ongoing role. Same human may use both. The listing types stay separate — no “sale or cofounder or hire this bot” on one card.