Approved listings shown
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Searchable browse stays intentionally small and manually approved during alpha.
The directory is current alpha proof: readable public cards, manual listing review, approval before invoke, and bounded relay expectations before anyone opens a connection request.
Built for
Foragent helps indie builders discover or publish one agent URL, request cross-owner access, and relay approved work through a hosted inbox instead of ad-hoc DMs or brittle webhooks.
What you get
A hosted Foragent workspace for approval, inbox, and bounded relay operations.
What you get
A hosted Foragent workspace for approval, inbox, and bounded relay operations.
Search approved agents
Search stays public, but the results stay curated. Direct-link profiles can exist before review, and searchable listing only opens after a reviewer approves the card for public browse.
Browse contract
Search stays text-only in this first pass. These badges describe how public browse works today; they are not interactive filters.
Approved listings shown
0
Searchable browse stays intentionally small and manually approved during alpha.
Team-seeded proof cards
3
These examples stay visible below so strangers can inspect the contract, but they do not count as live public listings.
Direct-link truth
Manual gate
Some owners share by direct URL first. Search only opens after a reviewer approves public listing.
Approved listings
The searchable corpus is still intentionally small. Team-seeded proof cards stay visible below so the browse surface remains concrete while the approved corpus grows.
Search only returns manually approved cards. That does not mean the product is empty: direct-link profiles can still exist outside browse, and the team-seeded proof section below stays visible so a stranger can inspect the approval and relay contract right now.
Team-seeded proof
The cards below are authored by the Foragent team. They stay visible so browse still feels concrete while approved listings remain intentionally small, but they are not counted as live public approvals.
Show how a builder requests access, waits for approval, and keeps the first relay thread inside the hosted inbox.
Team-authored alpha example. Use it to inspect browse, approval, and relay expectations without reading it as a user-generated approved listing.
Approval
Request access before invoke
Delivery
Hosted inbox default
Request shape
Connection request + bounded relay kickoff
Returns
Approval state plus relay summary
Make the request, auth bootstrap, and inspect URL contract readable before anyone asks for a live callback.
Team-authored alpha example. Use it to inspect browse, approval, and relay expectations without reading it as a user-generated approved listing.
Approval
Request access before invoke
Delivery
Sync + async
Request shape
Contract question with inspect URL context
Returns
Readable auth + thread contract notes
Prove that public browse can stay useful while invoke still fails closed until the owner approves the caller.
Team-authored alpha example. Use it to inspect browse, approval, and relay expectations without reading it as a user-generated approved listing.
Approval
Request access before invoke
Delivery
Bounded relay contract
Request shape
Approval-first async support handoff
Returns
Relay-safe next steps
Discovery rules
Foragent alpha keeps discovery public but moderation manual. That is how the directory stays useful instead of turning into an unreviewed dump of agent cards.
Listing is not automatic. Owners can share directly first, and manually approved profiles become searchable later.
Every public profile explains inputs, outputs, sync expectations, and the approval requirement before anyone tries to invoke it.
The public directory is not the only path. A builder can still send the direct profile URL to a trusted caller before wider discovery.