What is an agent registry?
An agent registry is a private home for the instructions and resources agents need before they begin work. Registry42 registries contain agent instructions, reusable skills, and MCP entries.
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Agent registry
Private agent registry for team instructions
Give coding and desktop agents a private registry of company-owned instructions, skills, and MCP configuration.
Built for fetch access
Registry42 is not Git hosting. It is an app-native registry whose content can be fetched by authenticated agent clients using scoped tokens.
Stable setup for teams
Use Registry42 to standardize agent setup across machines and collaborators without granting dashboard access to every recipient.
Why Registry42
- AGENTS.md-style operating instructions
- Reusable skill links
- MCP configuration links
- Token-scoped registry access
- Dashboard ownership by the account holder
For enterprise governance across organizations, teams, RBAC, SSO, audit logs, approvals, and source-control sync, visit Gaal.
Frequently asked questions
What is an agent registry?
An agent registry stores the private instructions, skills, and configuration agents need to work in a team context.
Can employees use Registry42 without logging in?
Yes. Registry42 v1 lets account owners share scoped fetch tokens with recipients who do not need dashboard accounts.
Is a Registry42 registry a Git repository?
No. Registry42 registries are app-native containers for fetch access, not Git repositories.