Agentifact — About
Trust infrastructure for the agent economy
Agents can't reason about vendor trust on their own. Someone needs to test every MCP server, HITL provider, A2A agent, and framework — and make those verdicts machine-queryable. That's Agentifact.
Why Agentifact exists
Agent pipelines fail for reasons that have nothing to do with the agent itself. The MCP server rate-limits under burst load. The HITL provider takes 48 hours to respond. The framework's docs don't match the actual API. None of this is visible at selection time.
We built Agentifact to make that failure surface visible before you ship. Every listing is tested against five trust dimensions — Agent Readiness, Trust, Interoperability, Security, and Documentation — and scored 0-100 with an evidence trail, not a vendor self-report.
The index is also machine-queryable. Your agent can ask Agentifact which tools score above 80 on security and support MCP before making a selection decision. That's the version of this we're building toward.
What we believe
Every score comes from direct testing against a tool's API, documentation, and integration surface. We don't accept vendor self-assessments.
Agentifact isn't just for humans. Every listing is accessible via GET /api/tools so agents can query the index directly when selecting tools at runtime.
Listings flagged Stale after 90 days of no re-verification. In a fast-moving ecosystem, stale trust data is worse than no data.
Vendors cannot pay for higher scores or featured placement. Trust index integrity is the only thing that makes this useful.
Read how we score tools, or query the index directly.