agentools.sh, a hand-picked directory of AI tools
Agustin Dell Aquila
agentools.sh, from the top
The idea
agentools.sh is my own product. It is not client work.
It is a hand-picked directory of AI agents, tools, Agent Skills and MCP servers, for founders who run their business with agents. The site's own line is the brief: copy the install command and get back to building.
What I built
Every tool has its own page: what it does, the pricing, the licence, the agents it works with and the install command for each of them. One click on a command copies it.
Copying an install command on a tool page
Explore shows every tool as a card with the tool's own artwork. It filters by category, by price and by a line of text. The search palette opens from anywhere with ⌘K and covers tools, skills and collections.
Explore, filtered by category
Around it:
Skills, a leaderboard ranked by installs. Each skill is read from its own files and scored for what it can touch: scripts, shell commands, files, network and credentials.
Collections, stacks of tools for one job, with every install command copied at once.
Grok Bot ideas, ready to run prompts to copy.
A bookmark on every card, and a Saved page that keeps them.
For agents
The directory is also built to be read by agents. A remote MCP server, read only and with no account or key, lets an agent search tools and skills and get the exact install command. There is a SKILL.md for coding agents, and the whole directory as JSON and as llms.txt, rebuilt on every update.
For agents: the MCP server, the skill and the plain data
Now
agentools.sh is live and curated in Buenos Aires. Every submission is installed and tested before it is listed. A Friday email sends five new tools worth installing.
The featured slot at the top of the home page holds midcode, my own app, labelled Sponsored.
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Posted Oct 16, 2026
A hand-picked directory of AI agents, tools, skills and MCP servers for solo founders. My own product, not client work. I designed and built it: a page and an install command for every tool, a skills board scored for trust, and an MCP server so agents can search it themselves.
