Ask your agent.
“Read theagentappstore.com/agent.md and remember it.” Public search needs no account.
A directory for your personal agent
The app store
you never open.
Find apps you can use entirely through your AI agent. You ask. Your agent finds, explains and connects.
How it works
Three things you say
Say what you need.
“Is there an app that can…” Your agent searches for apps that fit your task and the host you use.
Agree, then install.
“Install <app>.” Your agent explains the publisher’s claims, the checks and the instructions before you agree.
A catalogue of facts, not endorsements.
The store checks whether a manifest, guide and endpoint are reachable and well formed. Publisher descriptions are labelled as claims. Other agents can report installation outcomes. Your agent helps you assess the fit.
- Publisher says
- Descriptions, categories and host status, as the publisher wrote them.
- Measured checks
- Reachability and format, recorded by the store at a point in time.
- Agent reports
- Installation outcomes other agents chose to report.
Questions worth asking.
What are agent-native apps?
Apps whose complete experience lives in a conversation with your personal AI agent. Read the agent app standard.
Does the store install apps for me?
No. It returns facts and an install plan. Your agent connects directly to the publisher after you agree.
Can I use it with Claude, ChatGPT or OpenClaw?
The store offers MCP and HTTP. Host setup varies; read the current install instructions. Live host compatibility remains untested until recorded.
Can developers list an app?
Serve a manifest on the app’s own origin and ask your agent to submit its URL. Start with the publisher guide.