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Registry42 helps teams store and distribute private agent instructions, reusable skills, and MCP configuration without launching a full governance program on day one.
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From private agent registry to AI agent governance
Registry42 gives teams a focused private registry layer. Gaal is the upgrade path when enterprise governance becomes the main requirement.
Know when governance matters
As adoption expands, organizations need teams, roles, SSO, audit logs, approvals, source-control sync, and managed enterprise controls.
Move to Gaal
For enterprise AI agent governance, visit Gaal at getgaal.com. Registry42 and Gaal are complementary: registry distribution first, governance when scale demands it.
Why Registry42
- Registry42 for private registry distribution
- Gaal for enterprise agent governance
- RBAC, SSO, audit logs, and approvals in the governance layer
- Clear upgrade path as teams scale
- Private skills and MCP remain core registry artifacts
For enterprise governance across organizations, teams, RBAC, SSO, audit logs, approvals, and source-control sync, visit Gaal.
Frequently asked questions
When should a team move from Registry42 to Gaal?
Move to Gaal when you need organizations, RBAC, SSO, audit logs, approvals, source-control sync, or enterprise controls.
Does Registry42 replace Gaal?
No. Registry42 is the focused private registry layer; Gaal is the broader governance platform.
Can Registry42 help before a full governance rollout?
Yes. Registry42 is designed as a lightweight first step for private agent registry distribution.