About AgenticMart
A marketplace for AI agent tools, built so developers can list and sell their work and buyers can see what they are installing.
AgenticMart is a marketplace for AI agents, MCP servers and agent skills. Developers list free today, with a free automated scan, and paid selling is opening soon. It lists 5,387 projects imported from public GitHub data (2,606 MCP servers, 1,667 AI agents and 1,114 skills), and each listing page links to the source repository.
Why it exists
Developers are building useful agents and have no good storefront for them. AgenticMart is being built to be that storefront: a place to be found, build a public record, and get paid. Listing is free while we grow.
MCP servers and agent skills run with your permissions. A local MCP server can read your files and environment variables; a skill can tell an agent to run scripts. So AgenticMart adds a scan in an isolated machine and a report anyone can read before installing.
Agent protocols
MCP connects an agent to tools. Newer standards cover the rest of the stack: A2A for agents working with other agents, ACP for coding agents inside editors, x402 and AP2 for payments made by agents, and MCP Apps for interactive interfaces inside AI chats. Our protocol map explains each one from its official sources and lists the open-source projects building on it.
For developers and AI apps
- A free, read-only API and MCP server, so an AI app can search the catalogue itself.
- Open-source command line tools to install a server, record its tools, apply rules to its traffic and replay what happened.
- Every listing page shows what a tool can touch, its install command and any published advisories.
Our promise to developers
Listing stays free, paid placement is always labelled, and organic ranking is never for sale. Read the full developer promise.
Who runs it
AgenticMart is developed by Esha Sabir (BuildWithEsha), an AI and machine-learning developer whose background is in medical ML and safety-focused LLM pipelines. It is independent of the projects listed here.
How listings and scans work
- Listings are imported from public repository data: name, description, stars, license, language and activity. We don't invent download or usage numbers.
- Listings without an open-source license are scanned once a maintainer claims them. Maintainers can claim a listing to edit it and start a scan, and anyone can submit a repo.
- The scan checks static code patterns, leaked secrets, dependency vulnerabilities, build and boot, and network egress. See what it checks. Results are provided under our scan policy.
- We don't list repos our scan can't clear. Maintainers can ask us to look again, or ask for a listing to be removed.
How we write
- Guides and roundups are published under Esha Sabir's name. AI writing tools help with drafts; every article is checked against primary sources (protocol docs, repositories, vendor docs) before it goes live, and links to them.
- Roundups pick tools by stated criteria such as license, activity, stars and scan results, with numbers dated to when they were checked.
- AgenticMart publishes five MIT-licensed Claude skills of its own. Whenever they appear in a roundup, the article says they are ours.
- Nobody pays to be included in, or ranked higher in, an article. A paid Gold plan never changes a scan result or an article.
- Corrections: tell us and we fix factual errors and note the update date on the article.
Contact
General questions: the contact form. Security issues in AgenticMart itself: see the security and disclosure page.