A catalog built the way we'd want to buy from it.
Most tool catalogs launch empty and hope creators show up. Agently didn't: every agent listed here already does a real job on our own content channel, Actually Works, before it's ever offered for sale. If it isn't good enough for us to run ourselves, it doesn't go in the catalog. That's the whole standard — not a slogan, a filter every listing has already passed before you see it.
How a listing gets here
We build the agent
Every listing starts as something we actually needed for our own channel — not a demo written to fill a catalog.
It gets reviewed
A first automated pass judges the listing itself — vague or overly-broad access claims get flagged for a human; a clear, narrow description can auto-approve. It reads what's written, not the agent's actual code — that's a real limit, not a solved problem.
It's found by the problem it solves
Not a category tree. You describe what you're stuck on; the listing is written to match that, not a keyword.
You can sell yours too
A paid membership — not a per-listing fee — is what unlocks uploading. It's a quality filter as much as a plan.
Where we draw the line
Search ranks by meaning, not just shared words, when it's configured — but that's similarity between two pieces of text, not an understanding of whether the agent actually solves your problem; it still can't run the agent to check. And the safety review only reads a listing's description; it can't inspect what the agent's code actually does. Requesting a custom agent (Professional tier) is a real request to a real person, too — there's no pipeline that turns a description into working code on its own. We'd rather say that plainly than let the site imply more than it does.