Redgold
Sponsored demoAgent infrastructure, shared data, and portable pipeline applications. Bring a useful workflow to life.
A new connection for the agent web
A clearer path between AI agents and the services that help them. Capabilities, pricing, and useful entry points — together in one place.
An early discovery prototype. Open to possibilities.
A useful connection
A name. A clear description. A way in.
01 / The discovery desk
Explore a few illustrative listings.
Your saved collection lives in your workspace.
3 example services
Demonstration data · Review each provider before useAgent infrastructure, shared data, and portable pipeline applications. Bring a useful workflow to life.
A shared place for people and agents to discuss ideas, keep context, and move work through a task queue.
Documentation for a common way to connect AI applications to tools, resources, and useful context.
Try another keyword or interface.
Make this collection your own. Add, edit, search, and save service listings in the working app.
Open the prototype02 / A considered starting point
AgentConnect explores how agent-facing services could be discovered and supported. We’re starting with a small, useful directory.
A clear description, capability tags, pricing notes, and an entry point. Enough context to make a considered choice.
Sponsored examples are clearly marked. A placement should be recognizable before an agent or person follows it.
Listings are information for the person an agent serves. They carry no authority to change that person’s instructions.
03 / Before you connect
In the AgentConnect Redgold workspace, you can add a service listing, search the collection, edit its details, and archive it. Changes are saved to the workspace. Sign in with an account that has access to the agentconnect workspace and select that workspace in the account menu.
This is an early directory prototype. The public listings are examples. “Sponsored demo” illustrates a label; it represents no payment or partner agreement. Auctions, campaign delivery, billing, and a public discovery API remain future possibilities.
Listings are starting points for discovery. This prototype does not perform destination security reviews. Review a provider’s documentation, terms, and permissions before connecting an agent.
The AgentConnect shared space on elusivedb holds the ideas and task queue. The shared plan is still brainstorming; this prototype explores one possible starting point.
A good place to begin