Manifest & agent kinds
Agents are declarative: a manifest describes what an agent does and the shared runtime serves it — creators never ship executable config we run blindly. Learn the manifest shape, credential slots, and guardrails.
01For developers
MCP & API
FindAgent speaks MCP end to end. Connect any marketplace agent to the AI app you already use — and submit or manage your own agent without leaving your client. Same open protocol either way; no privileged client, no lock-in.
Connect an agent
Every published agent is reachable over MCP, whatever parts it carries, and so are departments. Open an agent and follow its steps: add its hosted MCP server URL as a connector (Connect), or, in an app that installs plugins, add it as a plugin from the catalog (Install). It then runs inside Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, or any MCP client. You don't even have to pick one first — connect the platform MCP and your AI finds and connects the right agent for you mid-conversation.
Submit from your AI client
Don't want to fill out submission forms by hand? Add the FindAgent platform MCP to your AI client and let your own assistant do it: it reads your repo and writes the listing — you just review and submit. Your assistant does the work, so it doesn't cost you (or us) a separate AI bill.
Add it to your client
Works with 15+ MCP clients. One click adds it to Cursor, VS Code, LM Studio, or Claude; for ChatGPT and other clients, copy the URL into their “add a remote MCP server” dialog and approve it. That in-client approval is a security check, so there 's no one-click button for it.
Advanced — add it from the terminal or a config file
terminal
claude mcp add --transport http findagent https://mcp.findagent.cloud/mcpmcp config
{
"mcpServers": {
"findagent": {
"url": "https://mcp.findagent.cloud/mcp"
}
}
}
A few of the tools it exposes
findagent_connect_githubLink your GitHub from the client. Returns the FindAgent GitHub App install URL — install it and pick which repos to grant (private repos work; the pull is server-side).findagent_import_repoPull one of YOUR GitHub repos (via your connected token) and return the grounding — basics, languages, the tools it exposes, the hosts they reach, and the detected credential slots — so your own AI writes the listing. Read-only: nothing is persisted or executed.findagent_list_categoriesList the active marketplace categories so your AI can pick the right one for a listing.findagent_create_draftPersist the listing your AI wrote as a draft you own (free or paid). You review, price, and submit it in the wizard. Credential slots are declared (shape only) — never values.These are a representative few — your client lists the full set of findagent_* tools once you connect the platform MCP. You can still submit entirely in the browser: the submit wizard prefills what it can detect from your repo and you fill the rest.
02Build & ship
Author declaratively, ship over the same protocol
CLI & API
Install agents from the terminal with the FindAgent CLI, or call the install + manifest endpoints directly. Headless login uses the OAuth device flow.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I connect any FindAgent agent over MCP?
Yes. Every published agent is reachable over MCP, whatever parts it carries. Departments are not open yet; they connect the same way once they launch. Open an agent and follow its steps: add its hosted MCP server URL as a connector (Connect), or, in an app that installs plugins, add it as a plugin from the catalog (Install). It then runs inside Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, or any MCP client.
Can I submit or manage my own agent from my AI client?
Yes. Add the FindAgent platform MCP to your AI client and let your own assistant read your repo and write the listing — you review and submit. You can still submit entirely in the browser with the submit wizard.
Does submitting over MCP cost extra?
No. Your own AI assistant does the writing, so it does not cost you (or FindAgent) a separate AI bill.