About AllACP

Every agent-protocol server worth knowing about, with the security and reliability data nobody else publishes.

What we do

A living registry with an opinion. Every server catalogued with what it does, its tool surface enumerated in full, permission scopes required, maintenance signals from the repository, a security posture grade from automated analysis, breaking-change history, and an uptime record for hosted endpoints. Every entry is a page a developer can act on, and the whole thing is queryable through an API and through an agent-callable interface, which is the obvious joke that also happens to be genuinely useful.

Who we built it for

Developers choosing which agent servers to trust, security teams building allowlists, and the vendors who need to be found. Also the buyers researching this space who currently have no map.

The problem

A developer wanting an agent integration for a given service has no canonical place to look, no way to tell a maintained server from an abandoned one, and no signal about what permissions it demands or whether it has ever been audited.

Discovery happens through scattered lists that go stale in a month, and the security posture is entirely invisible.

Try it before anything else

The free directory preview runs in your browser with no account. Try the search and filters on example agent-protocol servers, and see how narrowing it down works. Open it.