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Categories

Browse by what agents need

Every category maps to a task an agent has to get done.

AI Models & Inference
36

Generate and reason with LLMs and multimodal models

Model Routing & AI Gateways
5

Route across model providers with one API

Web Search & Research
16

Find current information on the web

Web Scraping & Crawling
20

Extract structured information from websites

Browser Automation
11

Navigate and operate websites

Agent Frameworks & Runtimes
18

Build and run multi-step agents

MCP Infrastructure
8

Host, discover, and connect MCP servers and tools

Software Discovery & Agent Readiness
1

Find, evaluate, and compare software an agent can use

Agent Auth & Permissions
7

Give agents scoped, delegated access to act

Embeddings & Reranking
6

Turn text into vectors and rank by relevance

Databases
22

Read and write application data

Vector Databases & Retrieval
21

Store and retrieve semantic data

Authentication & Identity
26

Create users, authenticate, manage permissions

Search Infrastructure
5

Add fast, typo-tolerant search to an app

Git & Source Control
7

Host and manage code repositories

Package Registries
6

Publish and install software packages

Documentation Platforms
5

Publish docs and API references

Forms & Data Collection
8

Collect structured input from people

Hosting & Deployment
25

Deploy applications and services

Serverless & Compute
21

Execute code and jobs without managing servers

Sandboxes & Code Execution
9

Run untrusted or agent-generated code safely

Storage & File Infrastructure
15

Store and serve files and assets

DNS & Domains
6

Register domains and manage DNS

CDN & Edge
8

Deliver content fast from the edge

CI/CD
6

Build, test, and ship code automatically

API Management & Gateways
9

Publish, secure, and route APIs

Observability & Error Tracking
29

Capture errors, traces, and uptime

LLM Observability & Evals
13

Trace, evaluate, and improve LLM apps

Logging
8

Ingest, search, and retain logs

Workflow Automation
17

Trigger and orchestrate actions across apps

Queues & Background Jobs
8

Run and retry background work reliably

Cron & Scheduling Infrastructure
7

Schedule recurring and timed jobs

Secrets Management
6

Store and sync secrets and config

Feature Flags
9

Roll out and target features safely

API Testing & Monitoring
9

Test and monitor APIs and endpoints

Webhooks Infrastructure
6

Send, receive, and route webhooks reliably

Proxy Infrastructure
7

Route requests through residential/datacenter proxies

Security & Bot Protection
8

Block bots, scan code, secure workloads

Transactional Email
17

Send, receive, and manage email

SMS, Voice & Communications
15

Message and call users

Payments & Billing
18

Charge customers, subscriptions, metering

Email Verification
7

Validate deliverability of an address

Customer Support APIs
6

Tickets, support conversations, help desk

CRM & Sales Infrastructure
12

Manage contacts, leads, deals

Scheduling & Calendar
7

Availability, booking, calendar operations

Company & Contact Data APIs
7

Enrich companies, people, domains

SEO & Search Intelligence
9

Keyword, rank, and SERP intelligence

Maps & Geolocation
5

Geocode, route, and map locations

Image & Media Infrastructure
5

Transform, optimize, and stream media

PDF & Document APIs
7

Generate and parse PDFs and documents

Product Analytics
9

Track events, funnels, and retention

Data Pipelines & ETL
7

Move and transform data between systems

Data Warehouses
4

Store and query analytical data at scale

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