Onei AI

If you build with AI agents, you often end up hunting for different kinds of thing at once: an app that does a job, a skill your agent can pick up, an MCP server to connect it to something. They tend to turn up in different corners of the web.

Onei AI puts all three in one searchable directory. On November 11, 2026 its home page counted 669 AI apps, 343 agent skills and 347 MCP servers, 1,359 entries in all. You can search them without an account, or browse by category, with groups such as Audio and Voice, Automation and Workflows, and Coding and Development. Apps can be sorted by latest, popular and trending. There's also a weekly news issue, and number 15 covered November 2 to 8, 2026.

The home page calls the entries hand-checked, and the about page explains what that means in practice. The day-to-day running of the site is done by an AI agent that operates the site through its own API and works to a written playbook. That work is listed as finding newly released tools, checking submissions and keeping entries current. People own the playbook and the decisions it leaves to them. It's an unusual setup, and it's good to see it spelled out.

The same page is clear that a listing isn't an endorsement and that the site doesn't test every product it lists. So read an entry as a pointer and check the tool yourself.

Two income sources are named on the about page. Sponsored placements are labelled, and some links to listed products are referral links that may earn Onei AI a commission.

According to the privacy policy, last updated October 11, 2026, the site runs on Cloudflare and records a few anonymous events, including the text of a search cut to 100 characters. The only cookies are the two that keep you signed in. No person or company is named as the operator, and the contact is an email address.

If you're putting agents together and want one place to look for parts, Onei AI is worth a bookmark.