# KanonAgent FAQ
What does KanonAgent do?
It tracks and recommends rising AI agent products, each with a teardown: what job it does, target market, pricing, and why it's gaining traction. Full overview.
What counts as an "AI agent"?
Wide definition — anything that autonomously completes multi-step tasks: coding agents, workflow automation, research agents, support and sales agents, voice and browser agents. Browse them by use case.
Do you only cover indie products?
No. We don't filter by who shipped it — frontier labs and solo developers are held to the same standard: is it rising?
Where does the data come from, and how often does it update?
Product Hunt · Hacker News · GitHub · HuggingFace Spaces · Reddit · Lobsters · TrustMRR, plus community submissions. Collection runs continuously and the site updates daily; 231 new products entered the pool in the last 24 hours.
How many agents are indexed?
9,719 live AI agents, 9,406 with a job-to-be-done teardown. Products judged not to be agents are not shown.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
Free, and no account. No paywall, no ads. Saved items live in your own browser's local storage.
How is this different from Product Hunt or Hacker News?
They're sources; KanonAgent is the filter and analysis layer on top. We aggregate from them (plus GitHub, HuggingFace and others), keep only AI agents, then add teardowns and rank by rising momentum rather than launch-day heat.
Is the data accurate, or is it AI-generated?
Metrics (upvotes, stars, revenue) come from each source's public data. Teardowns are model-written from real product information — but pricing, market and traction are left blank whenever they can't be read from the source. No guessing. That rule is non-negotiable.
Can I submit my own product?
Yes, no login. Submit a URL and it's analyzed, indexed, and given its own page automatically.