Search the OpenAkita Agent Store by keyword or category, and sort community-shared Agents by downloads, rating, or newest. Review matching results and their IDs, then proceed to inspect an Agent’s details before installing it.
Search for Agents on the OpenAkita Platform Agent Store
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Search for Agents on the OpenAkita Platform Agent Store.
search_hub_agents with optional filtersid field for each Agentget_hub_agent_detail (from install-hub-agent) to inspect before installinginstall_hub_agent to install the chosen Agent| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
query | No | Search keyword (e.g. "客服", "project manager") |
category | No | Filter: customer_service, development, business, creative, education, productivity, general |
sort | No | Sort by: downloads (default), rating, newest |
page | No | Page number (default 1, 20 results per page) |
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