Submit your AI agent
List your AI agent where people are already comparing AI tools to get work done. Submission is free, every agent gets a hands-on editorial review, and a private key lets you follow it from pending to live.
Reviewed, not just listed
An editor tries your agent and writes a listing that explains what it does on its own and where it needs a human.
In front of buyers
Agents appear in the AI Agents category beside the tools readers already compare, plus the Top 100 and use-case pages.
Free, with a status tracker
Listing costs nothing. A private tracking key shows when the review starts and when your page goes live.
Submission form
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How the review works
- 1Fill in the form above with what your agent does, how it runs and who it is for.
- 2An editor tests the agent and checks pricing, integrations and claims.
- 3Your agent goes live in the AI Agents category and is sent to search engines for indexing.
Top 10 AI agents right now
These are the AI agents doing real, multi step work today, from coding agents that ship pull requests to general agents that browse, research and complete tasks.
- 01
Claude Code by Anthropic
Best for: Agentic coding
Works in your terminal, IDE or the browser to read a codebase, edit files, run tests and open pull requests from plain language requests.
- 02
OpenAI Codex by OpenAI
Best for: Parallel coding tasks
A software engineering agent that runs tasks in cloud sandboxes or locally through its CLI, and proposes changes for you to review.
- 03
ChatGPT agent by OpenAI
Best for: General tasks on the web
Uses its own browser and tools to research, fill forms, build files and complete multi step jobs, asking before important actions.
- 04
GitHub Copilot coding agent by GitHub
Best for: Issues to pull requests
Assign it a GitHub issue and it works in the background, then opens a draft pull request for review inside your normal workflow.
- 05
Devin by Cognition
Best for: Autonomous engineering
An autonomous software engineer that plans, codes, tests and deploys, built for teams handing off whole tickets and migrations.
- 06
Cursor by Anysphere
Best for: Coding inside the editor
An AI code editor whose agent mode makes multi file changes, runs commands and can hand work to background agents.
- 07
Replit Agent by Replit
Best for: Building apps from a prompt
Builds and deploys full web apps from a description, setting up the database, auth and hosting in one place.
- 08
Manus by Manus
Best for: Research and reports
A general purpose agent that runs long tasks in its own cloud computer, such as research, data analysis and building documents.
- 09
Jules by Google
Best for: Async coding with Gemini
An asynchronous coding agent that clones your repo into a cloud VM, fixes bugs or writes tests, and returns a reviewed plan and diff.
- 10
Perplexity Comet by Perplexity
Best for: Agentic browsing
A browser with a built in assistant that can summarize pages, compare products and carry out tasks across your open tabs.
Ranked by capability, reliability in real use, adoption and how openly the maker documents what the agent can do. Built something that belongs here? Submit it with the form above.
How to get an AI agent noticed in a crowded market
There are thousands of products calling themselves agents, so buyers look for proof that one will actually finish the job. The strongest listings say exactly what the agent does without supervision, what it needs from the user, and which tools it connects to.
Be specific about the work. "Resolves tier one support tickets in Zendesk and hands off the rest" is easier to trust than "an AI agent for customer service". Name your integrations, say whether it runs in the cloud or on your own servers, and add a short demo video if you have one. Those are the details that move a reader from browsing to trying.
After your listing is live, link to it from your website and launch posts. A reviewed third-party page builds trust with buyers and helps search engines match your agent to the people searching for it.
FAQ
Is it free to submit an AI agent?
Yes. Every agent that passes review is listed for free. Optional Verified and Featured plans add a badge and more visibility, never a better review.
What counts as an AI agent?
Software that takes actions toward a goal with some independence: autonomous agents, assistants and copilots that act in other apps, multi-agent platforms, no-code agent builders and developer frameworks.
Can I submit an open-source agent?
Yes. Add the repository link and choose Open source as the pricing model. Self-hosted agents are welcome.
How long does the review take?
Most agents are reviewed within five business days. Your tracking key shows each step, from pending to live.
Should I also submit it as an AI tool?
No need. Agents are listed in the AI Agents category of the same directory, so one submission covers both.
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