one key for 1,800 APIs instead of separately signing up, testing, and billing for each provider is a genuinely big time save if you're building anything agent-based. the fact that the agent itself can search the catalog and pick a tool by price/reliability/performance at runtime, instead of you hardcoding which API to call, fits how agent workflows actually behave in practice - the right tool for a task isn't always known ahead of time.
Hey PH 👋 I'm Jasper, Head of Growth at Monid.
Today we're launching Agent Hunt: Product Hunt for agents.
It is a live leaderboard of the tools AI agents actually use. Every place is earned by real calls agents make through Monid, refreshed daily.
What you can see on the board:
• Most used tools by agents
• Most called endpoints by agents
• Fastest growing tools among agents
See who's on top today: monid.ai/rankings
Which tool do you think agents will push up next week?
@k_taro56 Haha great point. We're starting with usage data, but ranking tools by actual usefulness would be really cool too!
The fastest-growing list is the one I’d check first. Could be a good place to find useful APIs I wouldn’t otherwise hear about. Good luck today!
@marianna_tymchuk Thanks for the support! 🙌
The endpoint view is the interesting bit for me. A tool can be popular because of one useful endpoint, and that detail gets lost in a product-level ranking.