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Choose the path that matches what you want to do with UseAgents. Most teams start in one of two ways:
  • Connect the MCP server so an agent can discover verified tools.
  • Publish a tool so agents can find and use it correctly.

Connect MCP Server

I’m building or using an AI agent. Connect the UseAgents MCP server so your agent can discover real tools instead of guessing.

Add Your Tool

I’m a tool creator. Publish your CLI, library, SDK, or API to the registry so agents can discover and use it correctly.

Browse Tools

I want to explore. Browse the live registry of tools at useagents.site/discover.

For Agents

Use this path if you are building agent workflows in Cursor, Claude Desktop, Windsurf, or another MCP-compatible client.
  1. Create an account and API key: Sign in at useagents.site, create or select an organization, and generate an API key in SettingsAPI Keys.
  2. Connect the MCP server: Add the UseAgents MCP server to your agent using the server URL and your API key.
  3. Search for tools: Ask your agent to use search_tools to find libraries, SDKs, APIs, and CLIs by task or problem.
  4. Inspect the results: Follow the returned metadata, docs links, and repository links before your agent integrates a tool.
See Connecting the MCP Server for step-by-step setup.

For Creators

Use this path if you maintain a tool and want agent builders to discover it.
  1. Create a draft tool: Sign in at useagents.site and create a new tool from the dashboard.
  2. Fill in the metadata: Add your tool name, description, links, categories, languages, frameworks, and tags.
  3. Review the draft: Check the generated preview and confirm the metadata is accurate and safe for agents.
  4. Publish: Deploy the tool so it becomes searchable in the live registry.
See Adding Your Tool for the full workflow.

Browse the registry

If you want to explore what is already available, visit useagents.site/discover. This is useful when you are researching tool coverage before connecting an agent or publishing a new tool.

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