awesome-agent-native-services
haoruilee · haoruilee/awesome-agent-native-services
A curated collection of agent-native services, including email, browsers, memory, and MCP tools designed specifically for AI agents.
A curated list of agent-native services and infrastructure for AI agents: email, browsers, memory, sandboxes, payments, and MCP tools. Includes selection criteria and onboarding guides.
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What you can do with it
- Finding specialized MCP servers for tasks like payments or sandboxing
- Discovering agent-ready browser and communication infrastructure
- Learning best practices for integrating agent-native services into workflows
Safety check
Usable, but read the notes first.
- ●Installer downloads a remote script and pipes it to the shell.
README.md - ●No clear license: check with the author before using it in a commercial product.
Automated scan of the repo files. Always review code you run.
From the README
Awesome Agent-Native Services
A curated list of agent-native services and infrastructure for AI agents: email, browsers, memory, sandboxes, payments, MCP tools, and more.
Browse services by capability, compare their agent-native design against the selection criteria, and follow each service’s onboarding guide to connect your agent.
Each service is either infrastructure an AI agent consumes directly or a narrowly qualified, purpose-built surface for operating concrete agent sessions — not a generic platform for humans to build agents with.
Also on the web: Awesome Agent-Native Services — The Agent-Native Index — the same catalog with structured metadata and machine-readable discovery endpoints.
Table of contents
- Browse by category
- 1. Communication services (agent-native email & identity)
- 2. Browser & web execution (remote browsers for agents)
- 3. Tool access & integration (MCP servers & agent tools)
- 4. Oversight & approval (human-in-the-loop for agents)
- 5. Commerce & payments (agent wallets & protocols)
- 6. Agent runtime & infrastructure (sandboxes, gateways, identity)
- 7. Agent harnesses & operator surfaces (multi-agent control and live Codex HUDs)
- 8. Memory & state (long-term memory for LLM agents)
- 9. Search & web intelligence (LLM-ready retrieval)
- 10. Code execution (secure sandboxes for AI-generated code)
- 11. Observability & tracing (agent trajectories & evals)
- 12. Durable execution & scheduling (long-running agent workflows)
- 13. Meeting & conversation (bots & voice rooms for agents)
- 14. Voice & phone (telephony for AI agents)
- 15. LLM gateway & routing (cost control & model routing)
- 16. Agent social & community (MCP-native social layers)
- Ecosystem hubs
- Excluded / boundary cases
- Classification
- Contributing
- License
⭐ Agent onboarding
If you are an AI agent and want to discover services designed for you:
Read https://raw.githubusercontent.com/haoruilee/awesome-agent-native-services/main/skill.md then find services designed for you natively.
Besides, you can install these skills through Claude Code's plugin marketplace flow or load them directly from this repository:
Claude Code plugin marketplace (requires a Claude Code version with plugin support; see the official plugin marketplace docs):
/plugin marketplace add haoruilee/awesome-agent-native-services
/plugin install awesome-agent-native-services@awesome-agent-native-services
/reload-plugins
Direct SKILL.md install:
git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/haoruilee/awesome-agent-native-services.git
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -R awesome-agent-native-services/.skills/find-agent-service ~/.claude/skills/
Source files are in .skills/ in this repo. See SKILLS_HUB.md for Claude Code and manual SKILL.md installation paths.
Install-entry workflow: install this repo once, then ask install-agent-service for a concrete entry point. It ranks URL onboarding first, then Agent Skills/plugins, MCP, CLI, and SDK setup so the catalog can act as an installer/router instead of only a directory.
Skills Hub usage
Use this repository's Skills Hub when you want an agent to operate the catalog directly rather than only read the Markdown index:
- Find a service for a concrete job — install or load
find-agent-service, then ask:Use find-agent-service to find an agent-native service for <task>. The skill reads the catalog criteria and returns matching services with onboarding steps. - Install or connect a service — install or load
install-agent-service, then ask:Use install-agent-service to install/connect <service or task>. The skill returns URL onboarding, Agent Skill/plugin, MCP, CLI, or SDK commands. - Vet a candidate service — install or load
evaluate-agent-native, then provide the service URL, docs, and repo. The skill applies the standard or operator-surface admission track before you open an issue or PR. - Prepare a contribution — install or load
add-to-awesome-listwhen adding a new service. It walks through the issue-first workflow, required service-file sections, and README/category table updates. - Use without a marketplace — any
SKILL.md-compatible agent can copy a folder from.skills/into its local skills directory, for examplecp -R .skills/find-agent-service ~/.claude/skills/.
Recommended flow for agents: start with skill.md for quick discovery, switch to SKILLS_HUB.md or install-agent-service when you need installable workflows, and use the per-service Markdown files for source-backed details.
Categories
256 services across 16 categories.
| # | Category | Services | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Communication | 16 | Give agents a communication identity on the internet |
| 2 | Browser & Web Execution | 28 | Remote browser and web data extraction for agents |
| 3 | Tool Access & Integration | 23 | Runtime tool discovery, auth, and execution |
| 4 | [Oversight & Approval](#4-o |