A directory to find AI solutions.

A directory for finding AI solutions. It lists ai agents, AI tools, use cases, methods, prompts, and skills in one place so you can go from a goal to something concrete to try.

In industry terms, an ai agent is a system that uses a model to pursue a goal: it can plan steps, call tools or APIs, check results, and keep going until the task is done or blocked. That is different from a single-turn chatbot that only returns text. On this site we also label many product listings as agents when they are built to take those steps for a use case.

A tool is usually something you operate yourself — an editor, builder, or app. Labs also use “tools” for the functions an agent can call (search, code, APIs). In this directory, Tool means a product you drive; Agent means a product set up to take multi-step action on a use case. The line can be messy, so every listing has a kind filter.

A use case is an outcome someone wants done with AI. A method is one way to do that use case — often a prompt, skill, agent, tool, or a short stack of those pieces. Can AI? is where use cases and methods live.

A prompt is the text you paste into a model to get a result. A skill is a packaged set of instructions an agent can load and reuse — typically a folder with a SKILL.md file, sometimes with scripts or references. Both can appear as parts of a method.

Someone submits them, or we add them from public sources. An editor reviews before anything is published. Ranking spots are not for sale.

Yes. Use Submit for an agent, tool, prompt, skill, use case, or method. Submissions are secondary to the curated catalog and go through review before they appear.