Add agentk to SDKs & Libraries#6
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Reworked this PR after a closer read of the list's conventions: it's now a single entry, appended at the end of SDKs & Libraries (I'd originally put it first, which wasn't my call to make), and I dropped the Websites line since that section is bare URLs only. If you want to poke at it, the live playground is https://agentk.stacktr.ee — works in Chrome Canary with the WebMCP flag on, plain palette everywhere else. Happy to adjust wording or placement. |
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agentk is a cmdk fork I maintain and run in production on the stacktr.ee dashboard: you define tools once as JSON Schema, and the same catalog drives the human command palette (auto-generated forms) and WebMCP registration. It feature-detects both
navigator.modelContextand the newerdocument.modelContextlocation, and falls back to a plain palette where the origin trial isn't available. There's a live playground at https://agentk.stacktr.ee with DevOps, smart-home, Linear-style, and shop demos, each registering its tools over WebMCP. Repo: https://github.com/stevysmith/agentk (MIT). I've trimmed this PR to a single SDKs & Libraries entry appended after the existing ones, matching the section's format.