AI Agent Stack on developer profiles

[sajeetharan]

Problem

DevGlobe says developers and AI agents connect, but developer profiles have no structured way to declare which coding agents they use, what they use them for, or whether that information is self-declared or verified. IDE telemetry in #44 and #53 reports activity, but it does not define a durable public agent identity on the profile.

Proposed solution

Add an optional AI Agent Stack to claimed developer profiles. Developers can list tools such as GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, OpenCode, and custom agents, together with languages and workflows where each tool is used.

Acceptance criteria

• Add a normalized agent catalog with stable IDs, display names, provider, and optional custom-agent entries
• Let claimed developers add, edit, reorder, and remove agents from their profile
• Capture optional use cases per agent, such as implementation, review, testing, research, documentation, or operations
• Capture optional languages, IDEs, and MCP servers associated with each agent
• Display the stack on developer details and public profile pages
• Mark entries as Self-declared by default and Verified only when supported by an authenticated integration
• Provide per-entry visibility controls and never enable usage telemetry implicitly
• Expose only public stack fields through profile APIs
• Add validation and tests for normalized IDs, custom entries, visibility, and verification state

Product safeguards

• Agent choice must not affect the existing developer quality score or ranking.
• Do not imply endorsement by an agent vendor.
• Store aggregate usage only with explicit consent and a documented retention policy.

Related issues

• Feature: Privacy controls for developers #47 privacy controls
• Feature: User authentication with API keys #49 authentication and API keys
• Feature: Public shareable developer profiles #50 public developer profiles
• Feature: VS Code extension for live activity reporting #44 VS Code activity integration
• Feature: Multi-IDE extension support (JetBrains, NeoVim, Zed, and more) #53 multi-IDE and AI coding tool integrations