AgentsIndex,
the index of AI-native tools.
Agents, frameworks and AI-first products — each one covered the same way: what it does, who it's for, where it lives, what it costs.
299 tools · 26 categories · updated nightly
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Popular categories
- AI Agent Tools & Integration PlatformsThe supporting stack: MCP servers, tool libraries, vector stores, retrieval, evals, observability, guardrails.74 tools
- Agent Development FrameworksOrchestration code for multi-step agents: planners, tool routers, memory managers, multi-agent runtimes.21 tools
- Model ProvidersFoundation models, inference APIs, and hosted endpoints.20 tools
- Workflow AutomationMulti-step agent orchestration glue: Zapier-for-agents, IT/SRE automation, cross-tool runbooks.19 tools
- AI Coding Assistants & AgentsWrite, review, and ship code: IDE copilots, code-review agents, autonomous SWEs, devshell assistants.17 tools
- Customer Support & Chatbot AgentsSupport automation, ticket triage, chat handoff, knowledge-base agents handling Tier-1 and -2.14 tools
- No-Code & Low-Code AI Agent BuildersShip an agent without writing the runtime yourself: drag-and-drop builders, agent templates, GUI orchestrators.13 tools
- AI Sales AgentsOutbound, lead gen, prospecting, deal-flow automation.12 tools
Reader Questions
Frequently asked
What is AgentsIndex?
AgentsIndex is the reference index of AI-native tools. Each listing covers an AI agent, framework, or AI-first product, and follows the same shape: what it does, who it's for, where it lives, what it costs.
How do tools get listed?
Founders submit a URL. If AI is the noun and not a feature, our AI editorial pipeline checks it against our standard and builds the listing from primary sources, then publishes. Free submissions are reviewed in the order they arrive and go live in about a month; a paid submission goes live within 24 hours. Re-runs are free — email [email protected] if the product changes meaningfully.
Is listing free?
Yes. Listing is free for any tool that fits the scope; a free submission goes live in about a month with a nofollow link. Paid tiers buy speed and visibility, not better editorial. Express ($9 once) goes live within 24 hours with a do-follow link. Express + article ($19 once) adds a buyer-intent article about the tool and priority placement in its category. Featured ($39/mo) holds the top of its category and a place in the homepage Featured band. Tier doesn't change what we write.
How does being indexed help?
Two ways. Buyers come here when they're shopping for AI tools and trying to pick one — being listed puts the product in front of them. And because every listing is structured the same way, AI search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini tend to cite them when someone asks for a recommendation.
