CodeAgent.Directory
The directory for 5,000+ quality AI coding resources
What it does
The coding agent ecosystem is exploding - but finding the right resources is still broken. Most come from random repos or authors with no track record. Why trust your workflow to untested context? CodeAgent Directory only indexes skills, agents, MCPs, commands, and rules from repos with 50+ stars and proper open-source licenses. Popular. Maintained. Vetted by the community. **What's indexed:** - 600+ MCP Servers - 800+ Skills - 800+ Agents - 1,700+ Commands - 1,100+ Cursor Rules
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