What this site publishes
AI Agent Hub publishes three kinds of pages. Catalog listings are rows in a directory: a name, a publisher, an install prompt or a link back to the upstream project, and a set of factual fields. Guides, editor's notes, curated collections, and glossary entries are written for this site by the people listed on the authors page. Reader reviews and questions are written by visitors and published only after moderation.
We do not claim authorship of any catalog entry. A listing that describes a skill, a plugin, or a model is a description of someone else's work, and the page links to that work.
How a catalog listing gets in
- The item is publicly published with a stable source URL or repository.
- We can record the facts we display: name, publisher, category, license, and, where relevant, version and update date.
- The listing is useful on its own. A name with no usable description is not enough to publish.
We do not accept payment for placement. A listing's position comes from the ordering described below, not from a sponsor.
How ordering works
Skill lists default to an internal score and then downloads. Plugin lists default to GitHub stars. Model lists default to the directory score, which is an intelligence index taken from a public leaderboard rather than a benchmark we ran. A high position means "sorted near the top of this directory." It is not a safety rating and not a claim that the item is the best choice for your job. The guide How ranking works describes each number and what it is not.
Editor's notes
An editor's note is written on top of a listing and is marked as such. It answers the same questions every time: what problem the item solves, who it is for, who should skip it, the first steps to try it, and where else on this site to look. Notes are dated on the page. When the upstream project changes in a way that makes a note wrong, we update the note or remove it.
Reader reviews and questions
Readers can submit a rating, a short review, or a question on any listing. Submissions are held for moderation before they appear, and we reject submissions that contain advertising, personal data, links unrelated to the listing, or claims about safety we cannot check. Ratings from approved reviews are aggregated on the page and expressed in structured data. A question that we can answer is published with the answer attached.
Corrections and removals
Facts change: a license is reissued, a repository is archived, an install prompt stops working. Any of that can be reported through the contact form, and the process is described in the corrections policy. A publisher who wants a listing changed or removed can ask, and we will act on it or explain why we will not.
Advertising and independence
The site carries advertising through Google AdSense. Advertisers have no influence on which listings appear, how they are ordered, or what the notes and guides say. Ad units are not placed on pages that have no editor-written content of their own.
Contact
Questions about this policy go through the contact form.