Get your project listed
Listing is free. It is gated only by a published popularity threshold — so the bar is transparent and the same for everyone.
Current thresholds
- 100+ GitHub stars, or
- 2,500+ downloads in the last 7 days (npm, PyPI or Docker)
These numbers are read from our live configuration, so this page is always in sync with what the pipeline enforces.
Two ways in
- Wait for the pipeline. A daily job searches GitHub topics and well-known lists and proposes what it finds, and every proposal is reviewed before it is added. Be aware of its reach, though: thousands of projects clear the threshold above, far more than any search can enumerate, so the pipeline only ever sees the most-starred slice of each topic. If your project qualifies but has not appeared, that is expected rather than a judgement — submit it.
- Submit it. Open a submission on our public submissions repository. An automated check fetches your project's current stars and downloads: if you are above threshold, it goes into the review queue; if not, it is politely closed with a note inviting you to resubmit once you qualify.
Submissions use a structured GitHub Issue form (name, category, repo URL, website, description). Eligible submissions are reviewed in weekly batches. No account on this site is needed or possible — AgentSpot is read-only.
What we check before listing
Every link must resolve over HTTPS, point to an allowlisted host (GitHub, GitLab, npm, PyPI, or the project's own site), and pass safe-browsing and repository-health checks. Descriptions are our own short summaries. No listing goes live without passing review.