Show HN: IndexFlow – Open-source indexing infrastructure built with Rust

(github.com)

12 points | by mandarinclips 3 hours ago

3 comments

causalmodels 3 hours ago
The formatting on the readme makes it difficult to read
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- soltanov 2 hours ago
  Long readme and formatting is hard to read. but project is interesting. will watch on this
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  - mandarinclips 1 hour ago
    Thanks for checking it out. I'll keep working on it — especially the README formatting. More updates coming.
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    - photios 52 minutes ago
      I have no idea what problem the project solves. Maybe you could add a paragraph at the top.
      Right now it reads like "something doing something with AI" which is pretty much any project nowadays.
- mandarinclips 1 hour ago
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mandarinclips 3 hours ago
Hi HN,
I built IndexFlow-core, an open-source search engine indexing infrastructure written in Rust.
The project started from problems I encountered while building content-heavy websites. I found that making a website available online does not mean search engines can reliably discover and understand it.
IndexFlow focuses on the technical layer between websites and search engines:
- Sitemap management
- SEO quality gates
- URL discovery
- Indexing workflows
- Multi-site scheduling
- Quota-aware request handling
The goal is to provide a self-hostable infrastructure layer for developers who care about search engine visibility.
Website:
https://www.indexflowing.com
Feedback welcome.