AIRVI Ecosystem Coverage
A living snapshot, not a finished census — how many agents, tools, dashboards, MCP servers, LLMs, and stacks AIRVI has actually cataloged, held up against our best estimate of how many exist. The AIRVI numbers are live, computed fresh on every visit as our own index grows; the real-world estimates are refreshed manually and dated below.
Live numbers generated October 28, 2026
Agents
Browse →In AIRVI
2,856
2,305 cataloged, 551 indexed
Est. in the wild
~2,000–5,000
as of August 2026
Internal estimate
Coverage
~46% of the conservative estimate
Tools
Browse →In AIRVI
1,868
1,598 cataloged, 270 indexed
Coverage
Curated & growing
Dashboards
Browse →In AIRVI
536
481 cataloged, 55 indexed
Est. in the wild
~150–250
as of August 2026
Internal estimate
Coverage
Meets or exceeds our internal estimate
Skills / MCPs
Browse →In AIRVI
540
495 cataloged, 45 indexed
Coverage
Curated & growing
LLMs
Browse →In AIRVI
230
212 cataloged, 18 indexed
Coverage
~59% of the conservative estimate
Stacks
Browse →In AIRVI
345
315 cataloged, 30 indexed
Est. in the wild
N/A
as of August 2026
Editorial construct
Coverage
N/A — editorial construct
Methodology
“In AIRVI” counts every row in our database for that category, including bare name/slug stubs captured during bulk research passes (labeled indexed) that haven’t been written up yet — those never appear as public pages until a cataloged entry replaces them, but they do count here as part of the ecosystem we’ve identified. “Est. in the wild” is a range, not a point estimate, because no category here has a true, authoritative census — we’d rather show a defensible range with its source than a precise-looking number we can’t back up. Coverage is calculated against the high end of that range on purpose, so we never overstate how complete we are.
Agents and Dashboards have no public registry to cite, so those ranges are our own order-of-magnitude estimates, marked as such. Stacks are an editorial construct — curated combinations we assemble, not a category that exists independently in the wild — so there’s no real-world denominator and no coverage percentage to compute.