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  • AgentPMT is the AI agent marketplace that turns any MCP-compatible AI assistant into an autonomous employee. Connect once and your agents gain access to a growing ecosystem of tools, workflows, and skills spanning communication, data analytics, development, file management, search, and more. AgentPMT dynamically discovers and orchestrates tools from across the MCP ecosystem, so your agents can independently find the right tool for any task without manual configuration.

  • An MCP server for deep research or task groups

  • Claim a refresh task and retrieve its subject, stale-signal evidence, AI instructions, and any proposed patch. Prepares AI agents to act on stale records.
    MIT
  • Register an AI agent in VerifyAX by providing name, connector type, URL, and auth settings. Connectivity is verified for A2A, DIRECTLINE, and MCP agents before creation.
    Apache 2.0
  • Calculate the maximum number of AI agents your team can safely operate given human review capacity, task volume, and rework rate. Returns formula, interpretation, and citation-ready result.
    MIT
  • Verify cryptographic ProofLink receipt chains for EU AI Act compliance, CISO, and auditor workflows. Read-only audit scope with container filters and configurable receipt limit.
    MIT
  • Fetch public web pages with server-side browsing for AI agents. Supports static and dynamic modes while enforcing robots.txt and returning text extracts.
    MIT
  • Checks that the dsh-verify MCP server and its Chromium browser are available and ready to run browser verification tests.
    MIT
  • Browse and filter a directory of AI agents by capability, task type, and cost. Find specialized agents from Surface and Void tiers.
    MIT
  • Checks whether the Infimium MCP server is operational and responsive, confirming that AI agents can rely on its memory and code context services.
    MIT