An AI with 20 tools can reason about them directly. An AI with access to 20 million capabilities cannot. AgentSort dynamically retrieves the few capabilities that matter for the current intent.
Context windows grow, but tool universes grow faster. Loading every schema is impossible, and even if it were possible, selection quality collapses as candidate count rises. Capability retrieval is a separate infrastructure problem — the same way document retrieval was separate from reading.
AgentSort Resolve turns a massive capability universe into a small, evidence-rich toolset a frontier model can reason over efficiently — assembled per intent, discarded after.
const result = await agentsort.resolve({
intent: "Find and book a reliable emergency
plumber in Brooklyn tonight",
top_k: 5,
constraints: {
verified: true,
available_within: "2 hours",
required_verification_level: 3
}
});AgentSort composes a capability set on demand for each intent, then lets it go. Nothing needs to stay permanently loaded in the model’s context.
One call gives a frontier model everything it needs to decide which capability to invoke.
Recreating capability retrieval internally means owning and continuously operating every one of these systems.
The question is no longer “can I find an agent?” — it is “can I trust the thing I am about to let an AI invoke?” AgentVerify is a four-level ladder, independently assessed.
required_verification_level >= 3
Registries tell AgentSort what providers claim. The Execution Graph records what actually happens when those capabilities are invoked — across platforms, not inside one.
Each integrated platform benefits from aggregated evidence generated across the wider ecosystem — without exposing any platform’s private data to another.
Connect once to AgentSort and dynamically discover capabilities across MCP, A2A, ARD, APIs, Agent Skills and future protocols. AgentSort handles discovery, normalization, verification and ranking so your AI does not have to.
For this precise intent, under these constraints, which provider is most likely to successfully accomplish the task right now?
Standards do not guarantee any single company’s success — they create the conditions in which a retrieval and ranking layer becomes necessary. That layer has to be neutral to be trusted, and it has to be evidence-based to be useful.
AgentExchange is a separate commercial feed a host platform may choose to surface and label. Money can never improve organic AgentRank.
AgentExchange only becomes powerful after AgentSort earns ranking credibility. The commercial model evolves beyond cost per click toward cost per outcome.
Large enterprises are accumulating internal agents and tools faster than any team can catalogue them. Which internal capability should our AI use?
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