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AI Atlas + Technical Lab

Find agent-native AI tools by category, then verify the stack.

Browse by the job first: coding, automation, data, research, communication, and security. Then filter by MCP, Skill, CLI, Workflow, compatible agent, source trust, stars, and freshness.

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Start from AI categories.

MCP / Skill / CLI / Workflow remain important, but they work better as filters than as the first door.

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Newly published tools.

Cards show value first, then technical type, source evidence, and a quick path to the detail page.

workflow mcp

any-agent

A single interface to use and evaluate different agent frameworks

1,174 stars
Apache-2.0 license
Open
workflow mcp

ApeRAG

ApeRAG: Production-ready GraphRAG with multi-modal indexing, AI agents, MCP support, and scalable K8s deployment

1,189 stars
Apache-2.0 license
Open
workflow skill

baoyu-design

Run Claude Design locally as an Agent Skill — Cursor, Claude Code & more. Produce polished UI mockups, prototypes, decks & wireframes as self-contained HTML, without claude.ai/design. Best with Opus 4.8.

768 stars
MIT license
Open
workflow agent-app

deepseek-pp

DeepSeek Web browser extension: AI agent workspace with MCP tools, memory, Skills, automation, web search, and conversation export.

713 stars
source license
Open
workflow mcp

fast-mcp

A Ruby Implementation of the Model Context Protocol

1,180 stars
MIT license
Open
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Agent compatibility comes next.

Use agent pages after picking the problem space. They explain which tools, skills, MCPs, and workflows fit each agent.

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Signals and Learn support the directory.

They explain why the ecosystem is moving, without taking over the tool-first homepage.