Disclaimer
Last updated: October 3, 2026
Source verified does not mean tested
A profile labeled source verified means its public claims trace to an official or primary source that AgentsUse checked on the date shown. It does not mean AgentsUse installed the tool, ran its examples, or measured its quality. When AgentsUse does run a local test, the profile will say locally tested and name the version, date, and result separately.
Metrics are maintenance signals
GitHub stars, forks, package versions, and download counts show project activity at the checked date. They are not ratings, not endorsements, and not a ranking. A smaller project can be the right choice for a narrow job, and a popular project can be the wrong fit for yours. AgentsUse never converts stars into a star rating.
Pricing and availability change
Pricing models are summarized from official sources at the checked date. Hosted prices, free tiers, and rate limits change without notice. Always confirm current pricing, license terms, and limits on the official site before committing budget or building a workflow on a tool.
Safety
Agent tools can browse, write files, call APIs, and act on accounts. Start with test data and limited credentials, review what an agent did, and keep a person in charge of irreversible actions. Example configurations on AgentsUse use placeholders only. Never use a real credential copied from an example, a ticket, or a chat message.
Corrections
If a profile is wrong, stale, or missing a material limit, send the correction with a source link through the contact page. Verified corrections are reflected with an updated check date. See also the methodology and terms of use.