Prerequisites
- An account at useagents.site
- An organization (created automatically when you sign up)
- A tool website, repository, or documentation link you can attach to the listing
Step 1: Create a tool
- Go to the dashboard and click Add Your Tool (or Add Tool).
- Enter the name and slug for your tool. The slug is the URL-friendly identifier (e.g.
my-auth-sdk). - Optionally add an image URL for your tool’s logo.
Step 2: Fill in metadata
Edit your tool to add the metadata agents use to discover and understand it. See Editing Your Tool for a full field reference and validation rules.| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Display name of your tool |
| Short description | Tagline (10–160 characters) |
| Description | Full description of what the tool does |
| Website | Your tool’s homepage |
| Repo URL | GitHub or other source repository |
| Docs URL | Documentation link |
| Categories | e.g. Authentication, CLI, SDK, API |
| Languages | e.g. TypeScript, Python, Go |
| Frameworks | e.g. React, Next.js |
| Tags | Up to 15 tags for search (max 30 chars each) |
Step 3: Review and publish
- Review the draft content and confirm every link points to the canonical site, repo, or docs.
- Check that the description explains what the tool does, not just marketing language.
- Confirm the categories, languages, frameworks, and tags reflect the actual integration surface.
- Publish the tool to make it live in the registry.
Verify the result
After publishing:- Open the tool’s public page in the registry.
- Confirm the title, description, and links are correct.
- Use the MCP server or search UI to verify the tool is discoverable for relevant queries.
Next steps
- Reviewing Changes – Review your draft changes before deploying.
- Publishing & Deployments – Deploy your tool to make it live in the registry.