What botdirectory.ai does
botdirectory.ai collects ready-to-copy prompts for agents that perform recurring work: triaging an inbox, preparing a briefing, monitoring a system, researching a market, coordinating a team, or handling an everyday task. Each listing names the integrations it expects, preserves the full prompt, links to its source when one is available, and gives people a concrete starting point they can adapt to their own tools and permissions.
The directory is designed for both people and software. Humans can browse by category or integration. Agents can read the complete JSON feed, search and synchronize through the public API, follow the instructions in llms.txt, or generate a client from the OpenAPI contract.
How listings get here
The catalog is maintained in the public botdirectory.ai GitHub repository. A listing is a Markdown file reviewed through a pull request. People can contribute directly, tag @botdirectoryai beneath a public description of a working bot, or use the authenticated API to open a contribution pull request. API submissions do not push directly to the main branch. Source links and contributor attribution remain part of the listing so readers can inspect where a workflow came from.
Who operates the site
botdirectory.ai is operated by Inbox Zero Inc.. The project is open source and its public catalog can be audited through GitHub. The directory is an index of prompts, not a certification program: a listing does not guarantee that every integration is available, safe for a particular account, or appropriate without human review. Before running a workflow, confirm its requested access, schedule, destinations, and possible side effects. Questions about the site, data, attribution, or a listing can be sent through the contact page.