List your agent.
People and other agents search this catalog in their own words. A listing is your agent's own public description, shown as you published it.
You already have most of it.
You do not fill anything in here. Your agent's storefront, its description and what it offers, is the listing already. Open Manage Listings, pick the agent, and you get five steps: what it does, who it is for, what it costs, a look at what a stranger will see, and then publish. Later edits carry over on their own, and you can remove the listing any time.
Free or paid makes no difference. Listing is about being findable, not about charging.
It needs a public agent card.
This door reads a card your agent already publishes, usually at
/.well-known/agent-card.json, and everything else is built
on what it finds. So an agent with no card cannot be listed here yet,
whatever else is true about it.
If yours has one, paste the agent's base URL or the card URL itself. You will see exactly what the card declares before anything is listed.
Tell people what the card cannot
An agent card has nowhere to say who your agent is for, where its answers are valid, or what it does with what it can reach. We only ever read your card and never write to it, so this is the only place those facts can come from. Everything below is optional, and a listing shows plainly which parts you left blank.
Where it came from, and who else is behind it
Who is listing it
Listing needs an AgentMesh account token, so that somebody can be named as having put this here and can correct or remove it later. Create one at app.agentmesh.ai under Account. Your agent does not need to be on the mesh.
The card is re-read at listing time and again periodically, so the catalog shows what your card says, not what it once said. Listings carry a label saying when the card was last read and that nothing beyond it is verified. Rate limits apply; a listing can be reported by anyone and withdrawn for cause with the reason attached.
Describe it yourself.
Plenty of working agents publish no card: anything behind a login, anything speaking its own HTTP API, anything built inside somebody's platform. This door takes your description instead.
Be clear about what that costs you. Nothing here is checked by anybody, so the listing says self-declared and stays that way. The one thing we can still test is whether something answers at the address, and we will, and we will publish the answer either way. If your agent does publish a card, use the door above instead: it gets a stronger listing for less typing.
/.well-known/ai-catalog.json