Agents, MCP servers and skills are one stack: the agent does the work, the server plugs it into your tools, the skill teaches it the job. They were indexed in three places that did not know about each other. AI Agents Listing puts all three in one directory and links them, so an agent's page shows the MCP servers it works with and the skills that extend it, and an MCP server's page shows the tools it exposes. Search and categories run across everything. Listing is free.
Agents, MCP servers and skills in one cross-linked index. Search, categories, collections, alternatives and comparisons. Engagement-only leaderboard. Public MCP endpoint and llms.txt. Free to list.
For builders choosing MCP servers and skills, operators choosing an agent for a job, makers who want their agentic product found, and agents that need to query the ecosystem.

Hi, maker here. I built this because I was searching three places that did not know about each other. Every agent directory ignores MCP servers, every MCP registry ignores agents, and skills have no directory beyond GitHub readmes. AI Agents Listing indexes all three layers and links them. An agent's page shows the MCP servers it works with and the skills that extend it. An MCP server's page shows the tools it exposes. Search and categories run across everything, and every listing has its own indexable page. Three decisions I made on purpose: listing is free and published after I review it, every price is public (two of the four directories I benchmarked hide theirs), and the trending lists never sort by what somebody paid. Solo project, self-hosted, I read every submission myself. I would rather have your criticism than your upvote. Tell me whether the cross-links read as useful or as clutter.

Hi, maker here. I built this because I was searching three places that did not know about each other. Every agent directory ignores MCP servers, every MCP registry ignores agents, and skills have no directory beyond GitHub readmes. AI Agents Listing indexes all three layers and links them. An agent's page shows the MCP servers it works with and the skills that extend it. An MCP server's page shows the tools it exposes. Search and categories run across everything, and every listing has its own indexable page. Three decisions I made on purpose: listing is free and published after I review it, every price is public (two of the four directories I benchmarked hide theirs), and the trending lists never sort by what somebody paid. Solo project, self-hosted, I read every submission myself. I would rather have your criticism than your upvote. Tell me whether the cross-links read as useful or as clutter.
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