# AgentGid Docs

> How to use AgentGid: starter kits for coding agents, where the numbers come from, the MCP server and your account.

Every Docs page is also plain Markdown: add .md to its address (https://agentgid.com/docs/kits/use-a-kit.md). Docs home: https://agentgid.com/docs/index.md

## Get started

- [What is AgentGid](https://agentgid.com/docs/what-is-agentgid.md): AgentGid is a free, independent site with AI agent starter kits and live data on agents, libraries, APIs and assets. The one-minute version.
- [Quick start](https://agentgid.com/docs/quick-start.md): Three ways to start with AgentGid. Pick an AI agent with live data, build a project from a starter kit, or connect your own AI to AgentGid.

## Starter kits

- [What a starter kit is](https://agentgid.com/docs/kits.md): A starter kit is a set of files that briefs your coding agent to build one kind of project, with the parts, their versions and licenses, and a plan with checks.
- [How to use a starter kit](https://agentgid.com/docs/kits/use-a-kit.md): From download to a working project. Unzip the kit into an empty folder, open your coding agent there, paste the first prompt and let it follow AGENTS.md step by step.
- [Tested kits and draft kits](https://agentgid.com/docs/kits/tested-vs-draft.md): A tested kit comes from a recipe a coding agent built from start to finish. A draft kit is assembled for your own idea and nobody has built it yet. What that means for you.
- [Change parts, limits and the monthly cost](https://agentgid.com/docs/kits/change-parts.md): In the kit builder you set your limits, swap or remove a part, add your own, and see what the project will cost a month from official prices.
- [When the agent gets stuck](https://agentgid.com/docs/kits/when-agent-gets-stuck.md): What to check when your coding agent stops, loops or skips a step while building from a starter kit, and how to tell AgentGid what in the kit was wrong.
- [Share a kit](https://agentgid.com/docs/kits/share-a-kit.md): Share a kit with a link, save it to My kits in your account, and see kits other members made. What is public, what is not, and when.

## Data you can trust

- [Methodology](https://agentgid.com/methodology/): How the data is collected and how the Gid Score is built.
- [Data sources](https://agentgid.com/data-sources/): Every public source behind the numbers and its limits.
- [Glossary](https://agentgid.com/glossary/): The terms used around AI agents, in plain language.
- [How fresh the data is](https://agentgid.com/docs/freshness.md): How often each kind of AgentGid data is refreshed, where the date of each number is shown, and what the amber "Not updated since" mark means.
- [Where prices and limits come from](https://agentgid.com/docs/prices-and-limits.md): Prices, free tiers and plan limits on AgentGid come from each vendor's official pages and show the date they were checked. Vendors' own figures are quoted as reported.

## Use AgentGid from your AI

- [For AI assistants](https://agentgid.com/for-ai/): How assistants use AgentGid: MCP, llms.txt, JSON.
- [MCP server setup](https://agentgid.com/connect/): Add AgentGid to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or VS Code.
- [JSON, RSS and llms.txt](https://agentgid.com/docs/json-and-feeds.md): AgentGid's data as plain files anyone can fetch without signing in. JSON for agents, APIs, deals and MCP servers, RSS feeds, llms.txt and Markdown copies of the Docs.

## Account

- [Your AgentGid account](https://agentgid.com/docs/account.md): What a free AgentGid account adds. Saving and creating kits, tracking agents, outage and price alerts, and how to delete your account. Reading the site needs no account.

## Why AgentGid

- [Why AgentGid](https://agentgid.com/docs/why-agentgid.md): What you can check for yourself about AgentGid. Parts from any vendor, numbers with a source and a date, visible freshness, kits a coding agent has built, no paid places, free to use.