AgentGid

Yes / no / with a condition for one concrete use of a library, asset or API: commercial-app, inside-app-bundle (ship the files inside your app), redistribute-files (pass the files or a generator's outputs to your users), youtube, ai-training, client-work. Answers come from the official license or terms with the quote and URL, and the exact credit line when one is needed.

Live status of agents and APIs from their official status pages, with incidents in the last 30 days.

Active official offers from the makers of AI agents and tools: discounts, free access, extra usage, credits, student, startup and open-source programs. Each comes from the vendor's own page, with its end date and source.

A license-checked kit for one kind of site, picked from AgentGid's catalog: UI kit, fonts, icons, colors, art, logos, placeholders, favicon/OG tools, libraries and Agent Skills, plus a brief to paste into AGENTS.md. Recipes: minimal-saas-landing, playful-consumer-app, dashboard, creative-portfolio, docs-site. Call with no arguments to list them.

Compare APIs in one category on official price, free tier, MCP support, SDK downloads and status. Filters are optional.

Sources of UI kits and templates, fonts, icons, illustrations, colors, backgrounds, mockups, logos, placeholders, stock photos, video, music, voiceover and 3D for apps, websites and games: price, whether the license allows commercial use, needs credit, can ship inside an app or be fetched by bots, the rules to follow and how an agent connects (MCP, API, package, download). get_asset gives the full card with the license quotes.

Search every server in the official MCP Registry (about 57,000, refreshed daily) by what you need, e.g. 'query a Postgres database', 'send email', 'Figma designs': GitHub stars, whether the name is a verified domain, version, install or connect command and a card. One result per repository. Read a server's README and tools before connecting it.

Search free stock photos for the page or app the user is making, through the official Pexels and Pixabay APIs: image URL, size, alt text, photographer and the credit line to show. Follow the returned rules: credit the photographer; Pixabay images must be downloaded into the project (no permanent hotlinking). Commercial use is allowed by both licenses; do not resell the photos as they are or build a stock-photo service from them.

Remarkable websites a project can build on (live maps of planes, ships, weather and earthquakes, open data and statistics, book, map and art archives, space, science): whether there is an official API, whether it needs a key, whether the data can be downloaded, commercial use and embedding with quotes from the official pages, and build ideas. get_resource gives the full card.

Agent Skills packs (SKILL.md) for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents that read skills, from public GitHub repos: what the pack covers, number of skills, stars and the AgentGid page with install commands.

Free live website templates built from open data (dashboard, weather app, image gallery, museum page, finance board): screenshot, live URL, a DESIGN.md with the whole style, colors, fonts, sections, motion effects, data sources with their terms, photo credits and a prompt to rebuild each one. Use them as design references or starting points; the code is MIT-0.

Search AgentGid for agents, coding tools, APIs, models and stacks that fit a goal, e.g. 'Solana LP copy-trading bot', 'web search API for a research agent under $50/month', 'animate a 2D game UI', 'free fonts for a mobile app'. Returns candidates grouped by kind (libraries and tools, content assets, agents, APIs, guides) with Gid Score, prices, licenses and links. Use this first, then get_tool / get_asset / get_api / get_agent for the full card. For a whole website or AI product the answer's start_here names the design recipe, product recipe or project kit to call first. Goals in Russian work too.

Details of an AI agent or developer tool (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, Headroom ...): pricing, plan usage limits, live status and incidents, latest release, popularity, safety settings.

Full details of one API: pricing (free tier, plans, usage price, notes), SDK packages, MCP server, status, cheaper alternatives.

The full AgentGid card of a content source (Google Fonts, Kenney, Pixabay, ElevenLabs ...): price and free tier, every license term with the quote from the official license and its URL (commercial use, credit, inside an app, YouTube, AI training, bots), rules to follow, how to connect (MCP, API, package), lines to paste into a prompt.

One MCP server from the official MCP Registry: what it does, how to connect it (commands and config), GitHub stars, whether the namespace is a verified domain, which API in AgentGid's catalog it wraps, and AgentGid's checked card (tools it exposes, risks, what only the person must do) when one is written. find_mcp_servers finds servers by task.

The full AgentGid card of a resource (USGS earthquakes, NASA images, Open Library, Met Museum ...): the official API with an example request, key and limits, data download, license with quotes, rules for agents and build ideas.

The AgentGid card of an Agent Skills pack (ponytail, elayadesign/ai-design-skills ...), checked against the pack's own files at a pinned commit: what it does in plain words and for whom, each skill with whether it changes files, official install and uninstall commands per agent, what runs on the user's machine (hooks, files written, network), things to know before installing, the author's numbers marked as reported. Use find_skills to search, then get_skill before installing a pack.

The full AgentGid card of a library, framework or dev tool (React, GSAP, Zod, FastAPI, Phaser ...): install line, latest version, license and warnings, rules for AI agents (current API, what not to use), docs written for agents (llms.txt), Gid Score, downloads, use in projects built with AI agents, often-used-with and checked alternatives.

For one catalog entry and the user's task: AgentGid's checked recipe from its hand-written card: the use that fits, code that AgentGid ran or copied from the official docs, how to check it worked, exact versions, mistakes agents make with it, steps only the person can do (account, key, payment), what data leaves the app, the credit line, the price per action as reported, and traps on the vendor's pages aimed at AI agents. Entries without a card say so; then use get_tool / get_asset / get_api.

When Anthropic and OpenAI last reset the 5-hour and weekly usage limits of Claude Code and Codex, how often they do it, and recent resets with a link to each announcement.

List the categories of APIs for agents AgentGid compares (web search, scraping, sandboxes, memory, vector DBs, LLM gateways, email, voice, payments, blockchain RPC, DEX swap, crypto data, 3D, image, audio, video generation).

List the project types AgentGid has a tested kit for (a 2D browser platformer, an interactive 3D web scene, a short-video pipeline, video and audio to text, a PDF tool...): id, title, the questions that shape the kit, and when it was test-built by a coding agent.

API prices of LLMs (per 1M input/output tokens, context) and which agents can use them. Optional filter by name.

Get a project kit: one part per job from AgentGid's catalogs (with version, license and reasons), install lines, checks, and with files=true the AGENTS.md brief, CREDITS.md, first prompt and MCP setup files. Give a recipe id from list_recipes or the goal in plain words. If no recipe fits the goal, it says so and lists the recipes: it never improvises a stack.

How an agent's plans and prices changed month by month, read from archived copies of its official pricing page.

The parts for one kind of AI product, picked from AgentGid's checked catalog: APIs per part (free tier, price, official MCP server and its card), the model per price tier, libraries, Agent Skills, coding agents, the cost to start and a brief to paste into AGENTS.md. Recipes: rag-assistant, voice-agent (with the cost of a call minute), ai-chatbot, support-agent, research-agent, telegram-ai-bot, data-analyst-agent, solana-bot, prompt-to-video, background-generator (with a tested starter). Call with no arguments to list them.

From public GitHub repos set up for AI coding agents: the MCP servers developers connect (overall or per agent), common combinations, and per domain (Solana bots, EVM apps, games, agent products, mobile) the APIs, SDKs and packages they use.

Tell AgentGid's editors what was wrong, missing or out of date in a kit's AGENTS.md after you built from it: a command that failed, a version that did not install, a step that did not work. Only the editors read it; it is never published. Leave out keys, personal data and the person's code.

What gains the most in the AgentGid catalog over a window you choose (any number of days, 1 to 180): AI agents and libraries by downloads, APIs by their official SDK downloads, open assets by downloads, Agent Skills packs by new GitHub stars, and MCP servers new in the window by stars. Each section says which window it really used (weekly data is rounded to whole weeks). Resources (open data, live feeds) have no ranking: the answer says how to find them with find_resources by the project's keywords and categories. Use it to suggest what a user's project could add: compare the top items with the project.

Entries that joined AgentGid in the last days (up to 30): AI agents, APIs, content assets, resources (open data, live maps, archives), libraries and dev tools, Agent Skills packs, newest first with their cards, plus the libraries whose weekly downloads grow fastest. Use it for ideas and to see what is new before choosing.