Agent Web Map helps agents find publisher documentation and llms.txt files through a free API and hosted MCP server. People can browse the same index and explore connections in the original interactive 3D point cloud.
Browse the directory · Explore the index · API & MCP · Manage your website
- Find documentation for a task, with source links, matching evidence and recorded check dates.
- Search publishers, read cached llms.txt files and discover related sources.
- Filter by category, country, site type, declared MCP capability or indexed headings.
- Start anonymously; create a named integration for a larger free allowance and scoped credentials, or connect through MCP OAuth.
MCP endpoint: https://agentwebmap.com/mcp — remote Streamable HTTP.
Connect your agent · API reference · OpenAPI
Discovery reads stored data. A public search or lookup does not fetch publisher websites, run paid AI or trigger a recrawl. Free registered access unlocks separate live checking, generation, website audits and MCP endpoint inspection.
Anonymous discovery includes 100 distinct publishers per network per UTC day. A confirmed account with an application name and purpose includes 5,000/day, shared across sessions, keys and OAuth connections. Larger bulk access needs approval. Individual public publisher profiles remain available.
Verify your domain to manage its agent-facing summary, tags and terms, request a recrawl, and review file health and recorded discovery activity. Verification is optional for discovery and confirms domain control.
Browse directory list and grid views, explore the 3D index or world map, and use a private workspace for favorites, collections, saved reports and recently opened sources.
3D explorer · World map · Workspace · Index statistics
The service has grown from its original directory into a source-discovery platform with cached files, programmatic access, integrations and publisher controls. Coverage remains incomplete; follow source links and check the publisher's documentation before relying on technical details.
Built on the llms.txt convention. The GitHub repositories provide product information and usage guides; the hosted application and crawler source are private.