# Listicle Outreach — getting RA into the pages that own the head term

**Date:** 2026-06-26 · The "top TypeScript agent frameworks" articles already rank for the head query. Getting RA *into* them = backlink + referral from a page that's already winning. ~16 stars — keep every message humble, value-first, never "you forgot mine."

**The wedge (lead every message with it):** none of these lists feature a framework whose selling point is *identical code across a 4B local Ollama model and frontier APIs*, with a typed-effect runtime (errors as values) + deterministic observable engine + MCP-native. That's the gap RA fills.

## Do first — self-serve, no gatekeeper
1. **AgentFrameworkHub** (TS directory, updated 2026-06-26) — https://www.agentframeworkhub.com/frameworks/language/typescript → "Submit Framework" form. Blurb:
   > **Reactive Agents** — A TypeScript AI agent framework built on Effect-TS. The same agent code runs on a 4B-parameter local Ollama model and on frontier APIs (Claude/GPT/Gemini), with a typed-effect runtime (errors as values), a deterministic 12-phase observable reasoning engine, and native MCP support. MIT, early access. GitHub: https://github.com/tylerjrbuell/reactive-agents-ts · Docs: https://docs.reactiveagents.dev · TypeScript · MIT
2. **Dev.to comment — Xavier Portilla Edo (@Xavidop)**, "Top JS/TS Gen AI Frameworks 2026" (updated Apr 2026, comments open): https://dev.to/gde/top-javascripttypescript-gen-ai-frameworks-for-2026-a-hands-on-comparisondescription-1g7
   > Really useful breakdown — the "segmented by use case, none are going away" framing matches what I see. One axis I'd add: *portability across model tiers*. Most of these assume a frontier API; few let you run the identical agent code against a small local model for dev/offline and a frontier API in prod. One early-stage project on that axis is Reactive Agents (TS, Effect-TS): same agent code on a 4B local Ollama model and on Claude/GPT/Gemini, errors are typed values not thrown exceptions, reasoning loop is a deterministic observable phase engine, MCP-native. Very young (~16 stars, MIT, early access) so I flag it as a different point in the design space, not a Mastra/Genkit replacement: https://github.com/tylerjrbuell/reactive-agents-ts

## Outreach (your accounts — Medium/X/email)
3. **Ali Ibrahim (@ialijr)** — authors TWO top-5 TS listicles (one relationship updates both): [Medium](https://techwithibrahim.medium.com/top-5-typescript-ai-agent-frameworks-you-should-know-in-2026-5a2a0710f4a0) + [Agentailor](https://blog.agentailor.com/posts/top-typescript-ai-agent-frameworks-2026). Reach via X/LinkedIn/Medium response.
   > Hi Ali — your "Top 5 TypeScript AI Agent Frameworks" pieces are some of the cleanest TS-specific roundups out there, and I appreciate the "stars ≠ adoption" honesty. If you ever refresh, one candidate that fills a gap none of the five cover: Reactive Agents — a TS framework on Effect-TS where the same agent code runs on a 4B local Ollama model and on frontier APIs, with errors-as-values typing and a deterministic, observable reasoning engine (MCP-native). Full disclosure, I'm close to the project and it's genuinely early (~16 stars, MIT) — no expectation, just flagging it for the "local-first / type-safe" slot. Repo: https://github.com/tylerjrbuell/reactive-agents-ts
4. **AY Automate** (most recent #1-ranking TS listicle, 2026-06-16; consulting vendor, no competing framework) — email `contact@ayautomate.com`:
   > Subject: One more for your "8 Best TypeScript AI Agent Frameworks" roundup
   > Hi Robel — your June roundup is one of the most complete TS-specific lists I've found (nice to see VoltAgent and Ax, not just Vercel/Mastra). For a future update, one framework that fills a slot none of the eight quite do: Reactive Agents — a TS framework on Effect-TS whose differentiator is model-tier portability: the same agent code runs on a 4B local Ollama model and on frontier APIs. Errors are typed values, the reasoning loop is a deterministic 12-phase observable engine, MCP-native. Since you ship production agents for clients, the local-model parity may be relevant for cost/privacy-sensitive work. Early and honest about it (~16 stars, MIT): https://github.com/tylerjrbuell/reactive-agents-ts · https://docs.reactiveagents.dev
5. **Wahyu Ikbal Maulana** (Medium, older but may refresh) — contra.com/wahyuikbal_m / Medium response. Draft in same spirit (lead with local-parity + typed runtime; flag as a design point, not a Mastra replacement).
6. **Paolo Perrone (@paoloperrone)** — Data Science Collective tier list (large reach, Python-leaning but "production experience not hype" framing fits RA's reliability story). Medium response; flag as "one to watch."

## Skip — vendor-owned (rank their own product) or Python-only
Vellum, Lindy, Encore, xpay, Pickaxe, JetBrains. Won't add a competitor / wrong language.

## Notes
- Fastest ROI: #1 (form) + #2 (Dev.to comment) — no approval needed.
- Best leverage: Ali Ibrahim (two pages, one contact).
- After the launch lands stars, these articles are more likely to add RA — sequence outreach around the Show HN / X push.
