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agentools.sh
Hand-picked AI agents, MCP servers and skills for founders
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Hand-picked AI agents, MCP servers and skills for founders
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A free, hand-reviewed directory of AI agents, tools, MCP servers and skills, plus Grok Bot ideas and articles for solo founders who run their business with bots. Every listing comes with its install command for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Grok Bot. Skills show what they can access next to their security audits. Your agent can search it too, through a free MCP server. 160+ tools, 120+ skills and 130+ Grok Bot ideas so far, all reviewed by hand.






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Hey Product Hunt! Agustin here, solo maker from Buenos Aires. Some of you might know me from ThisDay, the day planner I launched here in August.
These days I run most of my business with bots. They sort leads, draft proposals, watch my inbox and handle the boring parts of client work. The hard part was never the bots, it was figuring out what to plug into them. Every week there's a new MCP server or skill, and most lists I found were scraped repos, dead projects or clones that broke on install.
So I started keeping my own list of what I actually installed and kept. That list turned into agentools.sh.
What you'll find:
→ 160+ tools and MCP servers and 120+ skills, all reviewed by hand. I reject spam, unfinished apps and other directories.
→ Every listing has its install command for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Grok Bot, ready to copy.
→ Skills show what they can touch on your machine (shell, network, credentials) next to their security audits.
→ 130+ Grok Bot ideas: real jobs people hand to their bots, each with a prompt you can paste.
→ Your agent can search it too. Add the free MCP server: https://agentools.sh/api/mcp
It's free to browse and free to submit. If you build tools for agents, there's a paid fast-track if you don't want to wait for the queue.
I'd love your feedback: what's one job you handed to an agent that actually stuck, and which tool made it work? And what's missing? I'll review every suggestion 🙌