agentfirst.directory

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Add a tool with your agent

Ask your agent to research a tool and open an evidence-backed pull request.

Start here

Give your agent the instructions

Copy this prompt into your coding agent and tell it which tool to add. The contribution skill explains the policy, content format, evidence requirements, and pull request workflow.

Include the tool name and its official website when you send the prompt.

Eligibility

Check the fit

A listing needs a concrete agent role supported by first-party evidence. It must fit one of three classifications:

agent-nativeAgents are a core actor, runtime, or participant.
agent-enablingThe product materially enables an agent-first workflow.
agent-internet-protocolAn open protocol lets agents communicate, transact, identify, or coordinate online.
Show the outcomeExplain what an agent or agent builder can do because this exists.
Cite the sourceUse maintained product docs, a repository, a specification, or an official page.
Check the substanceGeneric API compatibility, a thin wrapper, or unsupported marketing is insufficient.

The full inclusion policy explains the decision in more detail.

Agent workflow

What your agent prepares

  1. Checks existing listings and chooses a category. It proposes a new category only when none fits.
  2. Explains the concrete agent outcome and chooses one evidence-backed classification.
  3. Maps material claims to dated first-party sources. It includes product facts only when verified and states limitations or unknowns.
  4. Opens a pull request in the content repository.

After the PR

Content checksCI validates the file format, category, and required evidence.
Editorial reviewEditors verify source ownership, claim support, and directory eligibility.
Publishing detailsThe agent records GitHub author attribution. Repository automation may fill missing logo and social preview metadata.