A little more context. A much better start.
A creative reference toolkit for you and your agent. Browse in a browser, copy a brief, or read the collection as Markdown and JSON.
Find the right reference. In one ask.
Use /agentswipefile to match creative libraries to your task, budget and documented integrations. No directory login or API key.
Get the free skill Setup instructionsCopy a research brief
Every listing gives your agent a specific task, a source, and a clear output.
Explore resourcesRead the Markdown
A readable version of each resource page, with the same editorial context.
See an exampleUse the JSON catalog
Browse the public resource catalog as structured data. No account or API key.
Open the catalogA reference is the beginning of a brief.
A source becomes useful when an agent understands the job. Tell it what you are making, who it is for, and which brand facts are fixed. Then ask it to compare a few references and explain its choices before creating an original direction.
- Choose the asset. An ad, a welcome email, a landing page, or a product flow.
- Choose the source. Check its purpose and current access requirements.
- Copy the brief. Add your product, audience, brand voice, and goal.
- Review the evidence. Keep original links and mark anything the agent could not inspect.
- Make it your own. Use the pattern to develop a direction grounded in your brand.
Browser access and agent access are different.
Some sources provide MCP, APIs, Markdown, or prompts. Others work through a browser and your own account. We label what a vendor documents. We do not claim every source has a native integration, or that a documented connection has been tested.
Two useful starting briefs.
For tools that read the web.
Resource pages are rendered as regular HTML, with descriptive headings, original editorial text, source links, and structured data. Each has a Markdown version at /resources/slug.md. The public JSON catalog contains the same approved listing information.
The directory can be read by crawlers and tools such as Firecrawl. A vendor's separate website may still require an account, a paid plan, or its own connector.
Read the agent index for the available entry points.