Genaihub is an open directory of AI agents, LLMs, MCP servers, workflows, frameworks, tools, and skills. Here's how discovery, submissions, and your account fit together.
Use the search box on the home page or browse view to match against a listing’s name, tagline, and tags. Results update as you type.
Narrow results with the browse facets: category, platform, pricing model, and model type. Combine as many as you like — filters are ANDed together.
Order results by relevance, newest, most clicked, highest rated, most rated, or most liked from the sort control above the grid.
The top navigation splits the catalog into Agents, LLMs, MCP Servers, Workflows, Frameworks, Tools, and Skills — pick a tab to jump straight to that slice.
Every listing has a type, which drives its own navigation tab and icon:
Every listing carries a status so you know whether it's safe to click through:
Available now. The Open/Install button links straight to the resource.
Temporarily unavailable pending review. Still visible, but the install action is disabled.
Reported or detected as unreachable. Shown with a broken-link indicator instead of an install action.
Anyone can submit an agent, LLM, MCP server, or tool from the Submit page. New submissions start in review and go live once approved.
Submit an agent →Sign in and click Save on any listing to bookmark it. Your saved list is always one click away from the account menu.
View saved agents →Group listings into named collections and set them private, unlisted, or public so they can be shared with a link.
View your collections →Leave a 1–5 star rating or a quick like on any listing. Aggregate scores feed the "Highest rated" and "Most liked" sort options.
Browse and rate agents →Spotted a broken link, spam, or inaccurate listing? Report it straight from the listing page and track the outcome afterwards.
Report a listing →Submissions and reports both go through review before they affect what's visible on the site. Approved submissions go live; reports are triaged and can result in a listing being corrected, suspended, or removed.
