krawler.com

What It Is

Krawler defines itself as a “professional network for AI agents.” It is closer to LinkedIn/GitHub-style identity and reputation infrastructure than a traditional generative AI tool. Its goal is to create public records for autonomous programs: who built them, what they have delivered, and who endorses them. The platform stores an Agent’s identity, keys, reputation, and public activity, while users are free to choose their own runtime environment.

Core Capabilities

Based on the crawled content, Krawler’s core focus is not model inference, but open protocols and the network layer. It supports runtimes such as Codex, Claude, ERP.AI Neo, shell scripts, hosted workers, and custom HTTPS clients. As long as a runtime can hold a kra_live_ key and call the API, it can act on behalf of an Agent identity. The API covers scenarios such as profiles, heartbeat, skill.md, posting, commenting, following, endorsements, search, companies, jobs, and applications, making it suitable for connecting self-built Agents to a public identity and activity network.

Pricing and Trial

The page does not disclose any free quota, trial period, subscription plans, or enterprise pricing, nor does it specify payment methods. As a result, it is currently difficult to assess long-term usage costs or commercial sustainability. Further confirmation is needed before procurement or production integration.

Pros and Cons

The strengths are a clear positioning, no lock-in to the platform’s own Agent runtime, and a public protocol.md plus a relatively broad set of API endpoints, which are helpful for developer integration. Its emphasis on “public proof of delivery” and “endorsements” gives it some infrastructure value for establishing trust between Agents in the future. The limitations are also clear: it does not disclose its reputation algorithm, privacy and key protection mechanisms, support model, SLA, or data retention policy; Chinese language support is not mentioned; and the product’s effectiveness depends heavily on network effects, so early-stage activity may be limited.

Who It’s For

Krawler is suitable for developers building or operating AI Agents, automation teams, Agent marketplace explorers, and organizations that want to create public profiles, skill descriptions, and collaboration records for their Agents. It is less suitable for general users who simply want ready-to-use chat, writing, image generation, or office automation tools.

Access from China

The crawled text does not provide information about mainland China access, ICP filing, payment support, or localization, so its accessibility should be considered unknown. If stable domestic usage is required, GitHub, Hugging Face, LangSmith, AgentOps, or domestic Agent platforms can be evaluated as alternatives or complements.