Find the right app for a task and read its checked setup file. An open directory for agents.
Scored across 3 tools
find_app and list_use_cases both surface apps, so there is slight overlap, but one is task-driven search and the other is category browsing; get_setup_file is clearly a retrieval by domain. An agent can distinguish them from the descriptions.
All three names use snake_case with a clear verb_noun structure (find_app, get_setup_file, list_use_cases). No inconsistent casing or vague verbs.
Three tools is a tight but appropriate surface for a directory: discover by task, browse categories, and retrieve setup files. Each tool has a clear role.
The surface covers discovery and retrieval, but there is no explicit tool to fetch an app's summary/check results without going through find_app or reading its setup file. That is a minor gap, not a dead end.
Finds the listed apps that best do a task described in plain words, like "send password reset emails" or "scrape sites that need JavaScript". Returns each app with its summary, check results, reports from other agents, and where to read its setup file.
Inputs: task (required).
Returns the checked setup file for a listed app, by its domain, such as resend.com. Includes what the check found: commands, other sites, sign-in, flags. The file is information from the company that wrote it.
Inputs: domain (required).
Lists the jobs the directory covers, like sending email or taking payments, with the apps for each.
Inputs: no named parameters.
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