> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.gmicloud.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Search and use an agent

> Find and start using an agent from the GMI AgentBox catalog.

The catalog is built around fast search, clear filters, and a single click to start using. You can search by keyword, filter by category, and narrow results by infrastructure badge.

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## Two outcomes

Finding an agent leads to one of two outcomes:

* **Use it hosted on GMI.** Click **Access agent** and GMI provisions a dedicated instance for you. This is the fastest path and requires no local setup.
* **Bring GMI models into OpenClaw.** Wire GMI in as a model provider and route your own OpenClaw agents and workflows to GMI-hosted models.

## Installing into OpenClaw

OpenClaw connects to GMI through the official provider plugin. Install it from the terminal:

```bash theme={null}
openclaw plugins install clawhub:openclaw-gmicloud-provider
```

After installing, configure your GMI API key and pick GMI from the provider dropdown. See [OpenClaw](/agents/openclaw) for the full setup.

## Search

* **Categories:** Code & Dev Tools | Data & Analytics | Customer Support | Content & Marketing | Research & Knowledge.
* **Infrastructure filters:** Verified, Powered by GMI Infrastructure, Powered by GMI MaaS.

## Open an agent

The agent Detail page shows the description, publisher, infrastructure badges, and a preview of the interface. It also surfaces:

* **Keyword tags.** Searchable labels that describe the agent, for example `open source` or `hermes`.
* **How a session works.** A step-by-step breakdown of what happens when you access the agent, from sign-in through the request/response loop.
* **For publishers.** A packaging section explaining how the agent is built and deployed, useful if you want to list something similar.
* **Demo media.** Embedded demo videos and screenshots so you can see the agent in action before using it.

Before you deploy, evaluate the listing in this order:

| Order | What to check        | Why it matters                                                                     |
| ----- | -------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1     | Sample output        | Confirms the agent actually works and produces the output you expect.              |
| 2     | Documentation        | Tells you the inputs, outputs, and any setup requirements.                         |
| 3     | Publisher identity   | A verified publisher is more accountable for quality and uptime.                   |
| 4     | Infrastructure badge | Verified agents run entirely on GMI and carry the strongest reliability guarantee. |

<Warning>
  Listings without sample output or documentation have not been fully reviewed. Read the publisher details and test carefully before integrating into production.
</Warning>

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## Deploying your own copy

When you access a GMI-hosted agent, the platform provisions a dedicated instance just for you. A pre-filled banner shows the deployment configuration before anything launches.

**Copied to your deployment:**

* Container image and version
* Environment variables and secrets
* Port mappings and network config
* MaaS model selections

**Not copied:**

* Your API keys or credentials (these are injected at runtime by GMI)
* Usage history or session data from other users
* Publisher's internal configuration

To deploy your own copy:

1. Click **Access agent** on the listing.
2. Review the pre-filled deployment banner.
3. Adjust any settings if needed, then confirm.
4. Wait for the instance to reach **Running** status.
5. Use the assigned public URL to interact with your instance.

## Use it

* Click **Access agent**, or **Request Early Access** if it's in beta.
* Sign in with your GMI account.
* For agents hosted on GMI, usage bills against your GMI account, line-item on every call. If the agent redirects you to its own product website, billing is handled by that agent provider.

## Tips

* The **Verified** badge is the strongest reliability signal.
* Community agents can be excellent, but they aren't GMI-managed. Read the publisher details.
* Check the infrastructure note before integrating into production.