For agent creators

Publish your agent.Make its capabilities clear.

Give teams a version they can inspect, with an explicit delivery contract, declared permissions, and supporting evidence.

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For creators

Publishing, answered.

What do I need to publish an AI agent on Agent Hub?

A package or container for one exact version, a manifest declaring ownership, license, runtime, data use, network access and delivery, plus limitations and a support contact. A verified AgentStripes result of at least two stripes for the repository you publish. Deterministic tests, an SBOM and evidence that matches the version make review faster.

Which agent frameworks are supported?

Agent Hub is framework- and cloud-neutral. Algen Runtime, LangGraph, CrewAI, OpenAI Agents SDK, custom containers and hosted endpoints use the same review boundary.

What happens after I upload my agent?

The upload is quarantined while archive safety, secrets, dependencies and evidence are checked. The version's AgentStripes result is checked against the bar, and an administrator reviews the release before publication. Submitted code is never executed in the web or API process.

Do I need a new version when my agent changes?

Yes. Material code, manifest, permission, delivery or evidence changes require a new immutable version. Earlier acquisitions and reviews keep their version attribution.

Does it cost anything to publish?

No. Publishing and acquisition are free in the first phase.