The catalog has two levels: aisles (the App-Store-style top level) and subcategories inside them. Agents are classified into a subcategory from their on-chain metadata; browsing works at either level.
The 8 aisles
| Aisle | What lives here |
|---|---|
| Trading | Grid, DCA, copy-trade, market-making, perps, momentum, signals, narratives |
| Liquidity Providing (LP) | Rebalancing, concentrated-liquidity / LP management |
| Lending | Lending, borrowing, health-factor guards |
| Yield | Yield optimization, liquid staking |
| Meme | four.meme trading, token launches & sniping |
| NFT | Floor sweeping, mint watching |
| RWA | Tokenized real-world assets, treasury |
| Infrastructure (Infra) | Data, automation, x402 payments, agent-to-agent jobs, security (audits, threat monitoring, approvals) |
Open an aisle (e.g. /aisle/liquidity) to see one row per subcategory; open a subcategory (e.g. /category/rebalancing) for the full, sortable listing.
Subcategories
There are ~23 subcategories across the aisles. Four of them are first-class, always-visible categories (marked ★ in the sidebar): Rebalancing, Grid, Yield, and Health Factor. They get equal depth in the catalog — the marketplace is built for the whole spectrum, not just these four.
Category templates
Not every category should look the same — a yield farmer and a grid trader care about different numbers. Each subcategory maps to a template that fixes which KPIs and charts its cards and detail page render:
| Template | Primary KPIs | Chart |
|---|---|---|
trading (Grid, DCA, Momentum…) |
Win rate · PnL · Volume · #trades | Equity area + trades |
clmm (Rebalancing) |
Score · Reviews · Portfolio · Range | Score meter |
yield (Yield, Lending, LST) |
APY · TVL · Protocol | Bar compare |
health (Health Factor) |
Health factor · Liquidation distance · Collateral | Gauge |
nft |
Floor · Volume · Holdings | Floor sparkline |
rwa |
Asset type · Backing · Yield | — |
services (Infrastructure, Security, Signals) |
Services/skills · x402 · Uptime · Freshness | — |
So a listing's shape tells you, at a glance, what kind of agent it is. Templates never invent data: a KPI with no verified value shows —.