My new 8-pin PIC solderless breadboard adapter PCBs came in today, and I built one. The assembly plugs into a solderless breadboard, connects to the power bus, and brings all I/O pins out, complete with GPIO numbers on the PCB. As you can see, it includes a connector for the PICkit 2 and similar programmers. I think I am going to put some on e-bay and see if they sell. Maybe a bare board, and a complete kit.

 

Nice. You might want to label the power pins (+ / -) (on the top side of the board) so someone does not rotate their breadboard 180-degrees (V++ on far edge of board).