agnxi-search-skill

The official search utility for Agnxi.com, a directory of agent tools, MCP servers and skills. It exposes a keyword search over the site's index and returns links to documentation and repos, which is genuinely handy when you are deciding what to install rather than how to use it. It is a discovery aid, not a capability: no auth, no state, no execution.

Use case: Finding whether an MCP server already exists for a service you need

Agnxi Search queries a curated directory of agent tools, protocol servers and skills. It exists so an agent can look up what already exists before building anything from scratch. ## What it does - Finds agent skills by keyword, for example browser automation or document parsing. - Locates protocol servers that extend what an agent can do. - Returns pointers to tool documentation and repositories. - Runs a local script that reads the live directory index, so results stay current. - Works from a plain keyword query, with no account, token or configuration step involved. - Requires no api key of any kind. ## When it is the wrong choice The results are directory entries and pointers rather than opinions, so relevance is only as good as the query: a narrow term such as a specific library name often returns nothing, while the broad category returns plenty. It also only knows what has been listed, so a private or internal tool will never appear no matter how the query is phrased. Where a package registry or a code host already holds the answer, looking there is more direct. This describes itself as the official search utility for one directory, so its coverage boundary is exactly that listing and nothing wider. ```bash python3 search.py "browser use" python3 search.py "text to speech" ``` ## Working notes - Broadening the term is the first move when a search comes back empty. - Documentation and repository links are worth following before trusting a match.