Looking for early HF/Gradio Space ZIPs to test app continuity
AI makes it easier than ever to build apps and Hugging Face Spaces quickly.
But there is a problem I keep running into:
after enough patches, updates, and “quick fixes,” an app can start drifting without anyone noticing.
A file disappears.
A route goes stale.
A tab still exists but no longer points to the right body.
A README says one thing, but the app carries something else.
A patch looks successful, but part of the app did not actually carry forward.
I built an early public lane of the Digital Mycelium HF App Clinic to test this problem.
The idea is simple:
upload a Hugging Face / Gradio Space ZIP, optionally include a SHA-256 sidecar or source-return manifest, and the clinic performs a read-only continuity check.
It does not execute uploaded code.
It does not mutate repositories.
It does not silently repair anything.
It just asks:
did the app body actually carry forward?
Right now I’m looking for a few early external HF/Gradio Space ZIPs from unrelated builders and patch histories to test whether the same rupture classes show up consistently.
Useful test cases would be Spaces that have gone through AI-assisted patching, repeated rebuilds, refactors, missing-file problems, launch issues, stale routes, broken tabs, or “it used to work and now I’m not sure what changed” situations.
The goal is not to judge anyone’s app. The goal is to test whether post-generation continuity can become a useful layer for people building with AI.
Space link:
https://huggingface.co/spaces/HirModel/digital-mycelium-master-dashboard