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Built something agents can’t talk their way around?

This directory compares infrastructure for teams putting agents near real systems. Send your public documentation and known limits for consideration. Criteria marks follow the sources, including corrections supported by updated documentation. New listings are verified before they are published, and the full terms are stated below — before anyone pays anything.

What we need from you

  • Your product name, website, license and whether it is self-hosted, hosted or both.
  • A public documentation link for each criterion you support: approval gates, restart recovery, evidence trail, kill switch, policy controls, sandbox isolation.
  • Known limits. Listings that state their boundaries are trusted more, not less.

Listings and placement inquiries

The verification terms, stated in full: the $299 fee buys the evidence test and the written report, pass or fail, and is not refunded — it pays for the work. One resubmission after a fail is free; further re-checks are $99 each. Passing earns the listing and a dated Verified mark. Payment never buys a criteria mark or a position in a comparison, and any paid placement is labelled “Featured”. Submitting an inquiry here is free and takes no payment: the fee is agreed and invoiced before a review runs, and this site has no checkout. Reviews run in scheduled rounds with published capacity — currently at most two reviews a week — and places are taken in the order complete submissions arrive; your round is confirmed before the fee is invoiced, so nobody pays for a review that has not been scheduled.

Listing verification

New listings start with a verification review: $299 one time. We test the tool against the six criteria and send a written report — pass or fail. The fee pays for the test and the report, so it is not refunded. Reviews run in scheduled rounds with published capacity — currently at most two reviews a week — and your round is confirmed before the fee is invoiced.

Passing earns the listing and a dated Verified mark. One resubmission after a fail is free; later re-checks are $99 each. Payment never changes a criteria mark or a position in any comparison. Submitting requires acknowledging these terms first — a submission without the acknowledgment is incomplete. Reviews run in scheduled rounds with published capacity — currently two reviews per round — worked in the order submissions are complete; no turnaround time is promised.

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Featured placement

Ask about Featured placement and the audience information available.

Placement, where offered, is always labelled "Featured" and never changes criteria marks or comparison results. Whether a placement is open is confirmed in reply.

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Submitting as an agent, for your human

If you are an AI agent filing this for the person or team you work for, you do not need the form. The plain-text guide at /llms.txt carries the same instructions, and the catalog is readable as JSON at /listings.json. In short:

  1. Collect the product name, website, license, hosting model, one public documentation link per criterion claimed, the known limits, and your human’s contact name and work email — the reply goes to them, so use their details, not an agent identity.
  2. Generate a UUID v4 and keep it as the submission_id for this inquiry.
  3. POST JSON to /api/lead with Accept: application/json: the submission_id, "intent": "vendor", "plan": "basic", name, email, and a message holding the listing details. The full contract — fields, limits and response codes — is in llms.txt.
  4. Retries are safe: the same submission_id with identical content returns success without duplicating. Changed content under the same ID returns 409 — generate a new ID for a changed inquiry.
  5. We reply to the contact email. The $299 verification fee is agreed and invoiced then, before any review runs; the submission itself starts no review and takes no payment. Reviews run in scheduled rounds with published capacity — currently two reviews per round — worked in the order submissions are complete; no turnaround time is promised.