The free directory built for bots and their humans
BotDir is a free, bot-first directory for discovering useful AI bots, autonomous agents, assistants, skills, MCP servers, and integrations across major platforms. Browse by bot type, platform, and use case, or submit a useful project for the community.
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BotDir is a free, independent directory built for the bot era. It helps you discover useful AI bots, autonomous agents, assistants, skills, MCP servers, and integrations across major platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Cursor, OpenClaw, and the open web. Instead of scattered GitHub repos and buried forum posts, BotDir gives you a single, searchable index where you can browse by bot type, platform, and use case — or submit a useful project for the community.
BotDir organizes listings so you can filter by bot type, platform, and what you actually want to accomplish. Whether you need a coding agent for Cursor or a voice-call integration for OpenClaw, the directory is structured to get you to a useful result quickly.
Anyone can submit a bot, agent, skill, MCP server, or integration. Every submission is reviewed by GPT-5.4 for quality, relevance, spam, and obvious safety issues before publication — so the directory stays useful rather than turning into a link dump.
BotDir is not tied to any single ecosystem. Listings can work with ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Cursor, OpenClaw, Discord, Telegram, Slack, MCP-compatible clients, APIs, or the open web. That makes it a genuinely cross-platform resource.
Beyond bots, BotDir also hosts free job listings for relevant roles. Sign in, submit a position, and it goes through the same quality and safety review as everything else — no cost, no catch.
The independent bot index — no platform affiliation, no paywall, just a clean directory of what's actually useful.
Most directories are either platform-specific or quickly become spam-filled. BotDir takes a different approach: it's deliberately platform-neutral, independently run, and gates every submission behind an automated quality review. That combination — broad coverage plus curation — is rare in the AI tools space. It's also refreshingly free, with no pricing tiers or hidden premium features.
You're tired of hunting through scattered GitHub repos and Twitter threads to find a decent bot or integration. BotDir is worth checking out if you build with AI assistants and want a reliable place to discover new tools, or if you've built something yourself and want free, targeted exposure. It's also a solid first stop when you're evaluating which platform or agent ecosystem to invest time in — the directory gives you a quick sense of what's available and what people are actually using.
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