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Contribution Guidelines

Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.

Quick steps

  1. Add a single item to the bottom of the best-fit section in README.md.
  2. Open a PR titled Add: item-name.
  3. Fill out the PR template completely, including section fit, public references, and affiliation disclosure.

PRs

ALWAYS create a new branch with your proposed changes. Thank you!

  • Prefer one item per PR.
  • For archival moves, use the title format Archive: item-name.

Adding a New Item

  • Try to fit your item into an existing section. Open a suggestion to start a discussion about any new sections.
  • Add a new item to the bottom of the list in a section.
  • If a duplicate item exists, discuss why the new item should replace it.
  • Check your spelling & grammar.
  • The item must follow this format: 
    - [item name](https link) - Description beginning with capital, ending in period.

Submission Policy: Web-Agent-First and Non-Promotional

This repository is for tools, frameworks, and resources that directly support AI agents that browse, control, scrape, or query the web.

Hard constraints

  • The item must directly help build, run, evaluate, or operate web agents.
  • General-purpose AI tooling is out of scope unless web interaction is a primary documented use case.
  • The item must have one clearly correct section in this repository.
  • The item must be backed by a public, verifiable reference such as a repository, docs site, paper, or technical write-up.
  • The description must be factual and neutral. Promotional copy, calls to action, affiliate links, and backlink-seeding are not accepted.
  • The item must be materially non-duplicative relative to existing entries.
  • Historical or inactive projects should be added to ARCHIVE.md, not the main list.
  • If you are affiliated with the project, disclose the relationship in the PR.

Maintainer decision rubric

  • Accept: direct web-agent relevance, clear section fit, neutral wording, public evidence, and no meaningful duplication.
  • Request changes: likely relevant, but section fit, wording, evidence, or disclosure needs work.
  • Close: mostly generic AI tooling, mostly promotional content, or no clear web-agent relevance.

Review checklist

  • This directly supports web agents rather than generic AI use cases.
  • The chosen section is clearly the best fit.
  • Web interaction is a primary documented use case, not an incidental one.
  • The description is factual and non-promotional.
  • Public references are present and verifiable.
  • Any contributor affiliation is disclosed.
  • The item is not a duplicate or near-duplicate.