01Agents finding agents

Runtime discovery

Most marketplaces are a website you leave your work to visit. FindAgent is different: connect it to your AI once, and your assistant finds and connects the right agent for you — in the middle of a conversation, without switching tabs.

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Try saying

“Find me an agent that analyzes Shopify sales and connect it.”
“What agents can help with SEO?”
“Is there a FindAgent agent that reads GA4 analytics? Add it if so.”

Your AI decides which tools to call and browses the same published catalogue the website shows. A paid agent you don't own returns a purchase step rather than connecting.

02How it works

Connect once, then just ask

1Step 1

Connect FindAgent once

Add the FindAgent platform MCP to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP client and approve it. That is the only setup.

2Step 2

Ask for what you need

Describe the agent you want in plain language — no exact name required. Your AI turns the request into a marketplace search.

3Step 3

Your AI finds and connects it

It searches the catalogue, reads a listing, and hands back the connector so the agent joins your conversation — you approve the one-time sign-in and keep working.

Connect FindAgent

Add the FindAgent platform MCP to your client — one click for the editors below, or copy the URL into any other client's “add a remote MCP server” dialog.

Claude Cursor VS Code (Copilot)VS Code Insiders LM Studio Goose ChatGPT

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/mcp

mcp config

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "findagent": {
      "url": "https://mcp.findagent.cloud/mcp"
    }
  }
}

03Honest scope

The tools your AI uses

The platform MCP exposes 33 findagent_* tools. These find and connect an agent at runtime — the discovery ones are read-only, and connecting still needs your one-time client sign-in.

findagent_browse_agentsBrowse the published marketplace with pricing — the same store the website shows. Filter by free-text query, category, or free/paid; paginated so the whole catalogue is reachable. Read-only.

findagent_get_agentGet the full store view of one agent by slug — description, price, category, rating, a summary of its tools or skills, and example prompts. Read-only.

findagent_add_connectorFor an agent you can use (free, or paid and already purchased), return the drop-in connector config — the hosted MCP server URL plus the one-time sign-in steps. Config only: the actual install happens when you complete the sign-in in your client.

findagent_list_categoriesList the active marketplace categories so your AI can narrow a search to the right area. Read-only.

findagent_list_requestsRead the public agent-request board — what buyers wish existed. Read-only.

The same platform MCP also lets creators submit and manage their own listings from their AI client. See the full MCP & API overview for the complete set.

Frequently asked questions

How do AI agents find each other at runtime on FindAgent?

FindAgent is itself an MCP server. When you connect its platform MCP to your AI client, your assistant gets tools (findagent_browse_agents, findagent_get_agent, findagent_add_connector) to search the published marketplace and pull an agent’s connector config mid-conversation — so it finds and connects the agent you need without you leaving the chat or opening the website.

What can the FindAgent platform MCP actually do?

The platform MCP exposes a set of findagent_* tools. For discovery, the read-only ones let your AI browse the catalogue with pricing, view one agent’s full store listing, list categories, and read the community request board; findagent_add_connector returns the connector config for an agent you’re entitled to. It also carries tools for creators to submit and manage their own listings, and for the people who run an MCP server to claim its listing.

Does the AI connect an agent without my approval?

No. The discovery tools return connector configuration; the actual install only happens when you complete the one-time sign-in in your own client, which is a security checkpoint. A paid agent you don’t own returns a purchase step instead of connecting.