Make the next choice clearer
AgentAtlas helps builders discover agents, frameworks and the tools around them. Our aim is to make a resource easier to place in a workflow: what role it plays, what to check and where its original documentation lives.
Where the directory comes from
The resource catalog was adapted from the open awesome-ai-agents collection by Slava Kurilyak and its contributors. The 2026-10-26 legacy-site snapshot contained 305 listings. After merging one exact duplicate, this edition contains 304 resources across 23 categories.
Original project names belong to their respective owners. Their licenses apply independently of the directory's MIT-licensed source data.
What we add
Focused category checklists, source-linked editorial overviews, practical selection guides, local shortlists and a comparison workspace. Resource counts are generated from the catalog. We do not invent user reviews, customer counts or benchmark results.
Read the editorial methodology or suggest a correction.
Contact
Questions, corrections or listing requests: [email protected]. You can also find the operator on GitHub.