AgentDrives

Ranks the products AgentDrives has test-driven for a task given in plain words (e.g. 'send an invoice', 'scrape a web page', 'add a contact to a CRM'). Each result: the agent level (0-5: 0 Read-only, 1 Needs a person, 2 Gets in, 3 Does the work, 4 Runs on its own, 5 Autonomous); gets_in_alone (our agent signed up and got a key without a person); task: the closest task in the product's capability map and what happened when our agent tried it (result: done, partial, plan_gated, failed, blocked, not_tried, unknown; via: the route, e.g. api, mcp, cli, browser); match (strong or partial); can_do (up to three things our agent did there); stop (where it stopped, and why); work_done (share of the core tasks done, 0-100); the drive date; origin (editorial, or owner with disclosure "Owner-paid drive"); and the page URL. Order: strong matches first, then the ones where our agent did the task, then level, then work done. self_signup: true keeps only products our agent got into on its own. Up to limit results (default 10, at most 25); nothing matches: an empty list. get_tool returns one product in full.

Returns one product's full test-drive result: how far an agent gets with it and where it stops (search_tools gives the slug; an unknown slug is an error that says how to find one): the agent level, the five outcomes (find, access, use, pay, leave, by any way in the product offers; stages: the four that decide the level, under their older keys), how an agent gets in (access, with the core tasks done on each way), the part scores, the nine checkpoints in the order of the agent's eight steps (Find: none, it is the Agent-ready setup; Learn: docs; Sign up: sign-up, verify; Get a key: key, first call; Do the work: first action; Pay: pay; Cancel: cancel; Leave: delete), what an agent can and cannot do, tips for agents, pay_options (the ways to pay it offers an agent, the payment our side proved with its transaction, and what the owner could add), the bot check that stopped our agent on a way in, even where it got in another way (agent_check: vendor, step, type network or challenge, the owner's fix), after_wall: what the agent did on its own once a person cleared one step at the door (never part of the level), works_assisted (the core tasks done once a person set up the account; null: not measured yet), robots (a robots.txt rule on the way in: named, the product's wall, or star, a rule for crawlers; held: the level is from the last drive past it), same_level_drives of drives, the level history with why each move happened (product, rules, noise), rules_date: the date of the rules the level was set by. From the rules of 12 Oct 2026 on: routes (every way in it offers and what happened on each, tried agent-native first), checkout (how far the walk to the last click went and what the checkout showed), docs (its docs read and judged) and claims (the documented ways to do the core work, tried once each: held, broken, worked but undocumented).

Lists every category in the directory: its id (for search_tools' category filter), its name, the number of products driven in it and the best agent level in it (0-5).

Searches AgentDrives' tested products by name, domain or what they do, and returns each one's agent level and evidence. Filters: category, minimum agent level (0-5: 0 Read-only, 1 Needs a person, 2 Gets in, 3 Does the work, 4 Runs on its own, 5 Autonomous), how an agent gets in (access: pay per call, no key, a key by API, its own sign-up…), agent-native payment (proven, or the rails it offers) and whether an agent leaves on its own. Returns the level and its name, how an agent gets in (access) and the five outcomes (find, access, use, pay, leave: each yes, part, no, unreached or na), the part scores (holds_up, docs_match, setup: 0-100, null = not measured), where it stopped, the agent-native ways to pay it offers (pays_with) and whether our side proved a payment (paid), the bot check that stopped our agent on a way in (it may have got in another way) and its wall_type (network: It judged where our agent connects from and its browser, not a person. An agent that works on its own from a data center doesn't get through unless the owner lets signed agents in. How agents in a person's own browser fare isn't measured yet. challenge: It asks every visitor to prove they are human. It stops every agent on any network, and a signature doesn't help: a person does this step, or the owner opens it for agents.), who paid for the drive (origin: editorial, or owner with disclosure "Owner-paid drive") and the page URL. Sorted by level, then work done, then minutes to the first call. Up to limit results (default 25, at most 100); none match: an empty list. get_tool returns one product's full result by a slug from here; list_categories gives the category ids.