AgentMatter submission guidelines
How we select, review, and maintain AI Agent resources from GitHub
ⓘ Every resource must have a public and reviewable GitHub source
Requirements
1Public repository
The source must be a public GitHub repository, not a private or restricted project.
2Directly agent-related
The core project must build, extend, or support the use of AI agents.
3Usable content
The repository contains files, code, prompts, or documentation that can actually be used.
4Clear origin
Ownership, project origin, and licensing information are clear enough to review.
Five resource types
TypeRequired evidenceExample files
◇ SkillsReusable agent instructions, workflows, or implementation files
SKILL.md, scripts/, references/♣ DSH PluginsA DSH or Cordis plugin definition with an implementation
cordis.patch.yml, package.json▣ Agent PluginsAn extension that can be loaded by an agent host
plugin.json, skills/, commands/▤ MCP ServersA working Model Context Protocol server
server.json, package.json, README.md◯ PromptsReusable prompts, prompt archives, or learning material
*.md, *.txt, prompts/Not accepted
⚠ Concept-only projects
Repositories that contain only an idea, plan, or placeholder.
- No public source
No files or source that can be reviewed or used. - Duplicate forks
Forks that add no meaningful difference from an existing resource. - Not agent-related
Projects without a direct connection to building, extending, or using AI agents.
Review process
⌕DiscoverFind a GitHub candidate
→♢ValidateCheck identity and structure
→●ReviewReview facts, license, and boundaries
→✓PublishMake the resource public
→↻RecheckTrack future changes
ⓘ We aim to maintain a useful and trustworthy AI Agent resource catalog.
Submit an eligible project →If your project meets these requirements, submit it to AgentMatter.
Disclaimer
Catalog inclusion is not a security endorsement. Review code, permissions, and licenses before use.