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Private skills registry

Private skills registry for AI agents

Store reusable Markdown skills in a private registry your coding and desktop agents can fetch before work starts.

What is a private skills registry?

A private skills registry is a controlled place to store and distribute reusable AI agent skills for your company. Registry42 keeps those skills private by default and delivers them through scoped fetch tokens instead of a public marketplace.

Why teams need one

As agent usage spreads, teams copy skills through chats, docs, local files, and one-off setup guides. Registry42 turns those skills into owned registry content with stable slugs, descriptions, tags, and fetch URLs.

How Registry42 helps

Create a registry, add Markdown skills, scope a token to the registry, and share the setup prompt with employees, collaborators, machines, or agent clients.

Why Registry42

For enterprise governance across organizations, teams, RBAC, SSO, audit logs, approvals, and source-control sync, visit Gaal.

Frequently asked questions

What is a private skills registry?

A private skills registry stores reusable AI agent skills for one company or team instead of publishing them in a public marketplace.

How do agents fetch private skills?

Agents fetch private skills from Registry42 with a scoped bearer token and the Registry42 registry API.

Is Registry42 a secret manager?

No. Store skill instructions and MCP placeholders, not raw secrets.