You can submit agents, add-ons, prompts and projects you built through the submit form. Every submission is credited to your GitHub account, saved as an unpublished draft, and checked by an editor against its source before it is listed. This page lists what the form accepts and the rules we apply.
What you can submit
Kind | What we ask for |
|---|---|
Agent | Name, website, a one-line summary |
Add-on (MCP server, skill, plugin, subagent) | Name, repository or website, one-line summary, and an install command or a GitHub repository |
Prompt or skill | Name, a one-line summary and the full text, pasted as you use it; a link is optional |
Something you built with an agent (a launch) | Name, live URL, one-line summary; a repository link is optional |
Providers, services, jobs, courses and events use the separate listings form at /listings/submit/, not this one.
What the form checks
- Name: 2 to 120 characters.
- GitHub username: required, so the listing can credit you.
- Links: a full
https://link. A repository link must be agithub.com/owner/repoaddress. - Summary: one line, 20 to 200 characters, facts only.
- Prompt text: at least 40 characters for a prompt.
- Duplicates: a link already in the directory, or already waiting for review, is rejected.
- Rate limit: one submission per GitHub account every 10 minutes.
- Spam: a hidden honeypot field catches bots, and the form accepts posts only from this site.
What happens next
- Your submission is saved as a draft, credited to your GitHub account, marked “Not yet verified”.
- An editor checks the facts against the link you sent.
- The entry needs our own note and enough related links to pass the publishing gate.
- Once it passes, it is listed with credit to you.
We do not promise a listing or a date. A thin or unverifiable submission stays a draft.
Rules
- Submit things you made, maintain or have the right to describe. Say so if you work for the product.
- Facts only in the summary. No superlatives, no “best”, no price claims we cannot check.
- No spam, no repeat submissions of the same link, no affiliate or tracking links in the URL field.
- No malware, no credential-harvesting, no illegal content.
- Do not submit someone else’s work as your own.
- Prompts must be text you are free to share.
Links from submitters
Links that members submit are marked rel="ugc". They are not paid placements and they do not change editorial order. See how we make money.
Credit and removal
Your GitHub username and a link to your profile are shown as the source of the submission. To remove or change your entry, use contact.
