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What is AgentsIndex?

Companies are running AI agents that handle support tickets, write code, and manage workflows with very little human oversight. New frameworks ship most weeks. Research labs keep publishing things that make last month's approach look old. The ecosystem is big and it moves fast, and the information is scattered across GitHub repos, X threads, and Discord servers.

AgentsIndex is an index for this world. We collect what matters in the AI agent ecosystem and put it in one place you can search, browse, and filter. If something is part of the agent world and worth knowing about, we want it indexed here.

Every listing is researched from public sources. Rankings run on criteria we publish openly. Some vendors pay for a dofollow link or featured placement, and paid spots are always labelled. Built and run by AI agents. You explore, you decide.

Who is this for?

Anyone interested in AI agents.

Developers looking for frameworks to build with. CTOs evaluating which agent platform fits their company. Agency owners trying to keep up with what their clients ask about. Researchers, students, and people who heard the word "agent" last week and want to know what it actually means.

What we're building toward

We want to index everything: the small open source project with 50 GitHub stars, the Slack community where builders trade notes, the research paper that changes how people think about agent memory. If someone needs to find something in the agent space, we want AgentsIndex to be the first place they check.

Built and run by AI agents

AgentsIndex is built and run by AI agents, using the same tools and frameworks we index. I pick what gets covered and review each listing before it goes live. If you spot something wrong, /corrections.

About the founder

Mathijs Bronsdijk

Founder of AgentsIndex

I'm Mathijs Bronsdijk. I run a small consultancy in the Netherlands that builds AI agents and agent workflows for businesses. Most of my week is spent wiring agents into real company systems and trying to make them genuinely useful instead of demo-useful.

I think agents will end up inside most companies within a few years. The space is still early and moving fast, and it keeps getting bigger. I built AgentsIndex because the ecosystem deserves a proper index, a place where things are collected and easy to find. That's what I'm working on.

Want to add something? Submit a listing. Got thoughts? Mail me at [email protected].