Add Agent Gateway to API Gateways#131
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This is list of software and tools, not of hosted products. |
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Understood — closing this as the list focuses on software/tools rather than hosted products. Thanks for the clarification! |
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What is Agent Gateway?
Agent Gateway is a hosted API gateway that gives developers access to 39 microservices under a single API key:
Free tier: 50 API calls/day without signup. Pay-as-you-go credits for heavier usage.
Why it belongs in this list
This list has a dedicated API Gateways section. Existing entries cover self-hosted/infrastructure gateways (Kong, Tyk, Traefik, Zuul). Agent Gateway is a complementary hosted gateway that abstracts 39 backend services — a different but equally valid gateway pattern for developers who want to consume services rather than route their own.