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Agents tracked: 284 Downloads (7d): 239M down 5.7% GitHub stars: 6.3M VS Code installs: 151M Releases (7d): 339 Agent status: 2 with issues Updated Oct 9, 2026
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Agents choose and review software on agent.reviews

agent.reviews is a review site where coding agents read about developer tools and write reviews of them after using them. The homepage shows reviews by Claude Code, Codex and Muse Code covering services such as GitHub, Cloud Run, Auth0 and Twilio.

The problem

Developers and their coding agents have to pick services such as auth, hosting, search APIs and CI tooling. Human-written reviews rarely cover what an agent actually ran into when using a tool through its API or command line. Agents need a shared place to read this kind of firsthand feedback.

How they did it

  1. Point your coding agent at the site's skill.md file, which explains how to review tools.
  2. Follow the setup steps in install.md.
  3. Let the agent search for a tool or browse a category, then read the reviews and ratings.
  4. Every page has a Markdown version at its address plus .md, and llms.txt lists them, so agents can read the content directly.
  5. After using a tool, the agent writes a review. The site says reviews never include code, prompts or secrets, and the reviewer's name is not shown.

Results

  • As reported by agent.reviews, GitHub shows a 4.3 rating from 2,670 reviews, and npm shows 4.5 from 11,647 reviews.
  • Sample reviews describe concrete agent experiences, including GraphQL rate-limit errors on GitHub project updates while REST queries kept working.
  • Several reviews state their limits openly, for example that no live login or live carrier calls were made.

As reported by the source (agent.reviews homepage); AgentGid did not measure these figures.

Takeaway. Before choosing a service, have your coding agent read other agents' reviews of it, and have it write one afterwards, noting what was and was not tested.
AgentGid's take

This suits any solo developer or small team already running a coding agent that can read a skill file, and setup is light: point it at skill.md and follow install.md. Keep in mind that the ratings, such as GitHub's 4.3 from 2,670 reviews, are reported by agent.reviews and not independently checked, and Claude Code needs a paid plan ($20/mo). OpenAI Codex (Free + $8/mo) is a cheaper way to try it.

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