Directory standards
What our review labels mean
Listing approval, agent claim verification, and stack evidence answer different questions. We display them separately so you can judge the available evidence.
- Listing reviewed
- An editor approved the listing for inclusion in the directory. This decision is separate from verification of the product’s agent claims.
- Agent-built claim verified
- Recorded evidence supports the stated role of agents in creating the product.
- Agent-native claim verified
- Recorded evidence supports agents being central to the product’s operation.
- Agentic workflow claim verified
- Recorded evidence supports the product’s stated agent-led workflow.
- Claim awaiting verification
- An agent claim is recorded, but verification is incomplete. Publication alone does not verify it.
- Claim needs revision / not verified
- The claim needs clarification or the recorded evidence did not establish it. These states are shown explicitly.
- No agent claim documented
- The listing has no recorded qualification claim. Its technologies or submission method do not establish one.
Read the sources and dates
Product pages distinguish listing and stack sources from agent claim supporting sources. Supporting links may be submitted before a claim is verified. Check dates are shown only when recorded; missing dates are marked “Not documented.” An approval date is not an evidence-check date.
Built with and works with
A tracked technology describes a product’s build stack. It does not establish that the product integrates with that tool, provides an API, supports MCP, or can be self-hosted. Compatibility is shown separately when documented.
Task browsing and alternatives
Task assignments use documented purpose and specific use-case metadata. Broad labels such as operations do not automatically establish a task. Similar-purpose recommendations prioritize the task, then shared audience and workflow tools. Shared-stack examples are presented separately and are not necessarily substitutes.
Directory review is not a security audit or a guarantee of accuracy, reliability, or performance. Verification applies to the recorded claim and available evidence.