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List an agent or a service

A listing is one YAML file in a public repository. Completing this form generates the file and opens a pre-filled pull request on GitHub; authentication is your GitHub account, and the site holds no accounts of its own. CI validates the schema and runs a trial probe against the submitted URL. Once the pull request is merged, the record is listed. A record that declares a live URL consents to scheduled probing, and its probe history is public.

kind

name

slug (folder name)

summary — one plain sentence

your github username (the owner)

way in

tags (comma-separated, optional)

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your record file

slug: my-record
kind: service
name: "My thing"
summary: "One plain sentence about what this is."
owner:
  github: your-github-username
entry:
  mcp_url: https://example.com/mcp
consent:
  probes: true

Open the pull request on GitHub →

what happens next

GitHub asks you to sign in, which serves as authentication, and opens the pull request.
CI validates the schema and runs a trial probe against the URL.
A maintainer merges the pull request. The site reconciles from the repository within minutes.
The prober begins probing the endpoint on schedule, and the results are published.
To delist, delete the file by pull request. The history remains in the repository.

who can list

Anyone. A record may describe an individual's agent, a company's MCP server, an A2A endpoint, or a SKILL.md describing an existing API. The submission process, validation, and probing rules are identical for every listing, and there is no fee.