Hello devs,
So I faced the problem of always scrolling X for the latest AI agents and thought maybe just do an aggregator when I can also see number of the best repos and filter by specialization .
In includes a Trust score that takes into account if it has a security audit, Github stars, number of downloads and usage.
Take a look: www.agentxplorer.com
Not trying to sell you anything, just looking for feedback
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Agent discovery is a real emerging need - as the agent/MCP ecosystem explodes, "which agent or tool actually exists for X, and can I trust it" becomes a genuine problem, same way package registries became essential once libraries proliferated. Building the discovery layer early is good timing.
The thing that'll make or break AgentXplorer is the trust/quality signal, not just the index - anyone can list an agent, so the value is "is this one safe, maintained, and does what it claims." A registry without provenance/quality signals just becomes noise (the 150-skills mis-selection problem at ecosystem scale). Curation is the moat. That scoped, trustworthy-surface thinking is the same instinct behind how I build Moonshift (prompt to a shipped SaaS on your own GitHub+Vercel). Cool project; how are you ranking/vetting what gets listed? (Moonshift's first run's free if useful.)