agent-finder

To find community agents for an uncovered tech stack, query external registries to surface vetted options that fill detected stack gaps. The tool identifies stacks in your project lacking built-in support, applies trust filters, deduplicates results, and presents up to five relevant candidates.

You need to search external registries for missing stack agents when running project planning and your project uses a stack not matched by built-in agents. This detects gaps in stack coverage and queries community registries for functional candidates to handle the unsupported technologies.

Agent discovery handles duplicates across multiple registries by applying deduplication logic after querying and filtering candidates. It collects results from various sources, applies trust filters to ensure vetted options, removes redundant entries, and presents a concise list of up to five unique agents.

Yes, you can use functional-discovery to verify if a planned feature already exists before searching for missing stack agents. Functional-discovery checks for existing feature implementations, while this tool specifically finds community agents to fill uncovered technology stack gaps in your project.

The maximum number of community agents presented for a detected stack gap is five. After querying multiple registries, applying trust filters to ensure validity, and deduplicating the combined results, the tool surfaces up to five relevant options to fill the missing stack coverage.

Agent-finder operates without internal dependencies or components, relying instead on external registry queries to surface community agents. It manages the entire discovery process internally, from detecting stack gaps and querying registries to applying trust filters and deduplicating candidates for presentation.