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agentictools

v1.0.0

Published

Search 41,000+ agent skills, MCP servers, Claude Code plugins, and agentic loops from your terminal. The CLI for getagentictools.com.

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agentictools

Search 41,000+ agent skills, MCP servers, Claude Code plugins, and agentic loops from your terminal. The CLI for getagentictools.com — real install counts and GitHub stars, refreshed weekly, never faked.

$ npx agentictools search pdf extraction
pdf-extraction  [skills]  ↓ 7.8k  skills/claude-office-skills-skills-pdf-extraction
  pdf extraction
PDFMux  [mcp]  ↓ 15k  mcp/nameetp-pdfmux
  Universal PDF extraction orchestrator that routes pages to the best backend…

Quick start

npx agentictools search <query>            # search everything
npx agentictools search browser -c mcp     # one category: skills | mcp | plugins | loops
npx agentictools info skills/mattpocock-skills-tdd
npx agentictools install <id>              # shows the install command — never executes it
npx agentictools open <id>                 # its page, in your browser
npx agentictools stats

No install needed — npx runs it. Zero dependencies, Node ≥ 20.

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | search <query> | Ranked search across the catalog. Flags: -c/--category, -n/--limit, --json, --refresh | | info <id> | Full detail: metrics, author, license, last upstream push, install command, page URL | | install <id> | Prints the install command and where it runs — your shell, or inside a Claude Code session for slash commands. Never executes. | | open <id> | Opens the tool's catalog page (prints the URL when piped) | | stats | Catalog counts + which deploy the data came from |

IDs are as search shows them: bare (mattpocock-skills-tdd), or qualified (skills/mattpocock-skills-tdd) when a bare id exists in more than one category.

Why install doesn't execute

Half the catalog installs via Claude Code slash commands (/plugin marketplace add …) that aren't shell commands at all, and the rest are third-party commands you should see before running. install shows you exactly what to run and where — the honest version of one-click.

For agents & scripts

Every command takes --json and prints results to stdout only (status goes to stderr), so output pipes cleanly:

npx agentictools search "sql database" -c mcp --json | jq -r '.[0].url'
npx agentictools install some-tool --json | jq '{installCommand, kind}'

Add it to your agent's toolbox: an agent that can run npx agentictools search --json <query> can discover skills, MCP servers, plugins, and loops on demand. The --json shapes are documented in AGENTS.md.

Your agent speaks MCP? The same catalog is a free remote MCP server — one command to connect:

claude mcp add --transport http getagentictools https://getagentictools.com/api/mcp

Data

The catalog comes from getagentictools.com — harvested from GitHub and public registries, refreshed weekly. Metrics are real installs and stars, never entered by hand. Browse it on the web: skills · MCP servers · plugins · loops

Privacy

No telemetry. No accounts. The only network call is one JSON fetch of the catalog index, cached locally (~/.cache/agentictools) for 24 hours with ETag revalidation. --refresh revalidates now; offline runs use the cache.

Your tool listed?

Every catalog page shows its own CLI line and badge — copy them into your README:

`npx agentictools info <category>/<your-tool-id>`
[Listed on getagentictools](https://getagentictools.com?ref=badge)

License

MIT © Daniel Moka