Public Sector Radar
Ecosystem-level reports that make defaults, category leakage, and differentiation visible.
AI tooling sector analysis
Diversum maps where AI software ecosystems converge.
We publish evidence-grounded Sector Radar reports that show the default patterns forming in AI tooling, where real differentiation survives, and what builders should understand before choosing or building.
Live sector map
3published radars
78repos mapped
5evidence dimensions
Field Brief
AI Tooling Convergence Field Brief
A source-backed synthesis from three accepted public Sector Radar reports covering 78 public repositories across MCP memory, browser-extension starters, and IDE-native AI coding agents.
3public Sector Radar reports
78public repositories in scope
0methodology or scoring changes
1public URL for outreach
Latest publication
Sector Radar: VS Code AI Coding Agent Extensions
Our third public report analyzes 22 source-verified VS Code AI coding-agent extensions, mapping the IDE-agent default, protocol-client boundary, lineage signals, and Super Cluster bridge relevance.
22in-cluster accepted candidates
23%Category Leaders
0%Inactive Scaffold rate
3.55Convergence Index
Second publication
Sector Radar: Chrome Extension Starters
Our second public report analyzes 24 fork-and-build Chrome extension starter repositories, mapping a sharply converged MV3 + TypeScript + Vite + React default and the gaps still open for builders.
24in-cluster starter repos
54%Strong Defaults
0%Inactive Scaffold rate
4.00Convergence Index
First publication
Sector Radar: MCP Memory Servers
Our first report analyzes 32 repositories connected to MCP memory, separating primary MCP memory servers from adjacent infrastructure and mapping the cluster roles that define the sector.
32repositories reviewed
20in-cluster MCP memory servers
45%differentiated niche projects
25%category leakage in the full corpus
Public posture
Radar, not leaderboard.
Diversum measures convergence patterns. It does not claim AI authorship, and it does not turn maintainers into targets. Public reports describe sectors; private audits help builders inspect their own work.
Private Diversum Audit
Voluntary repo or idea review for builders who want evidence-grounded convergence feedback before publication.