
An introduction to AgentFX—a curated component library for AI agents, synthesizing the best resources, tools, skills, and infrastructure from across the ecosystem.
Right now, the pace of AI development, the volume of new tools, the constant stream of announcements—it's easy to consume everything and synthesize nothing.
AgentFX is our attempt to change that. This is a curated component library for AI agents, spanning resources, tools, skills, and infrastructure. Think of it as a filter for the noise, a way to find what actually works instead of what just shipped.
The idea is simple: we want to ship a lot of our own work—things that are verified, completed, and ready to use. But we also plan on sharing others' work, open source projects and tools that pass our internal litmus test. When we share something we didn't build, we'll give proper attribution. The curation is the value.
AI agents do research. They synthesize information. They connect dots across tools and workflows. But the ecosystem is fragmented. There's incredible work happening everywhere, but finding it, evaluating it, and knowing what to trust—that's still the hard part.
We're not trying to promise anything specific here. We don't know exactly what this becomes. What we do know is that there's value in curation, in taking the time to actually evaluate what's out there instead of just reacting to every new launch.
This is day zero. It's an introduction, a welcome. If you're building with AI agents, if you're trying to figure out what tools actually work, if you're looking for components you can trust—this is for you.
We'll be shipping our own verified work and highlighting the best of what others are building. We'll be evaluating things internally, making sure they meet our standards before they show up here. And we'll be doing it with proper attribution, because the ecosystem only gets better when we recognize good work.
The pace isn't slowing down. But maybe we can slow down long enough to actually think about what matters, to synthesize instead of just consume, to build something that helps people navigate all of this.
That's the idea, anyway. We'll see where it goes.