Crowdsourced Package Intelligence
AI assistants don't know what packages developers actually use together. TrackStack gives your AI assistant real patterns from thousands of production codebases—so you make architecture decisions based on data, not guessing.
The Problem with AI Package Recommendations
Why AI coding assistants give generic or outdated package advice
1. No Real Usage Data
When you ask your AI assistant "what state management should I use with React?", it suggests based on documentation—not what developers actually ship. It can’t tell you what’s most common in similar real-world stacks.
2. Missing Package Combinations
AI doesn't understand which packages work well together. It can't tell you that most Next.js 15 projects pair Prisma with tRPC, or that Django REST Framework projects commonly use drf-spectacular for OpenAPI schemas.
3. No Community Validation
AI suggests packages based on training data, not community trust. It can't tell you adoption, retention, or whether developers keep it after trying it.
4. Architecture in a Vacuum
Without real-world patterns, AI suggests "theoretically correct" solutions that don't match how successful projects are actually built. You end up with over-engineered or mismatched stacks.
How TrackStack Solves This
Crowdsourced package intelligence from real projects
Crowdsourced Package Patterns
TrackStack analyzes thousands of real projects to understand what packages developers actually use together. It returns recommendations with sample size and recency, so you can see what developers are shipping with right now.
Community Trust Scores
Every package gets a community score based on adoption, retention, and real developer feedback. TrackStack can highlight trusted packages, warn on declining trends, and suggest alternatives backed by real usage data.
Network Effects
Every project tracked improves recommendations for everyone. The more developers use TrackStack, the better the patterns become. It's crowdsourced intelligence that gets smarter over time.
MCP Integration
Using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), TrackStack runs locally and gives your AI assistant up-to-date access to package intelligence. Quick setup for Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, and other MCP-compatible editors. Your source code never leaves your machine—only package metadata is shared.
The Network Effect
TrackStack gets smarter with every project tracked.
You track your project
Patterns improve for everyone
Better recommendations all around
It's collective intelligence: each contributor's data improves recommendations for everyone. Each project tracked improves package recommendations for the entire community.
How It Works
You Ask Your AI Assistant About Packages
"What packages should I use for a Next.js dashboard?"
Your Assistant Queries TrackStack
Your local MCP server fetches real patterns from similar projects
Crowdsourced Intelligence Returned
TrackStack returns what packages similar projects actually use, with community scores
Your Assistant Responds with Real Data
"Here’s a common pattern in similar projects—plus sample size and recency so you can validate it."
Our Mission
TrackStack exists to give AI assistants the package wisdom that only comes from real-world experience.
We believe architecture decisions should be based on data, not guessing. When your AI assistant suggests a package, it should know how many real projects use it, what it's commonly paired with, and whether the community trusts it.
By crowdsourcing package patterns from thousands of projects, we're making AI-assisted development more reliable and grounded in reality.
Who It's For
Solo Developers
Make confident package choices without researching every option manually
Development Teams
Standardize on packages that the community has validated across thousands of projects
Tech Leads & Architects
Back architecture decisions with real usage data, not just documentation
Agencies & Consultants
Build client projects with battle-tested package combinations
What We Track
Real patterns across the entire development ecosystem