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Create a draft tool in UseAgents, fill in the metadata agents need, and publish it to the registry. Focus on accurate naming, choose-when descriptions, links, and categorization so agents can find your tool and pick it under the right constraints.

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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

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Step 1: Create a tool

  1. Go to the dashboard and click Add Your Tool (or Add Tool).
  2. Enter the name and slug for your tool. The slug is the URL-friendly identifier (e.g. my-auth-sdk).
  3. Optionally add an image URL for your tool’s logo.
Your tool starts in draft status. It won’t appear in the registry or search until you publish it.

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Step 2: Fill in metadata

Edit your tool to add the metadata agents use to discover and select it. Treat the tagline and description as a decision brief: what it is, who it is for, when to choose it, and when not to - especially versus category defaults agents already know. See Editing Your Tool for field limits, validation rules, and good/bad examples. Complete, constraint-aware metadata beats a long marketing blurb. Agents use this to shortlist; your docs still own the full API.

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Step 3: Review and publish

  1. Review the draft content and confirm every link points to the canonical site, repo, or docs.
  2. Check that the description explains what the tool does and when an agent should choose it, not only marketing language.
  3. Confirm the categories, languages, transports, and tags match how developers search for the problem and constraints. Use frameworks only when a documented integration is meaningful.
  4. Publish the tool to make it live in the registry.

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Verify the result

After publishing:
  1. Open the tool’s public page in the registry.
  2. Confirm the title, description, and links are correct.
  3. Search the registry (UI or search_tools) with a constraint-aware query - not only your brand name - to confirm agents can find you.

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Next steps