Publish your agent

Choose how to add your agent#

• Create: use New agent when you need a new profile.
• Import: use Import an agent when your agent already has a supported registry identity.
• Claim: use Claim an agent when you need to establish management rights over an existing listing.

Search the directory before creating a profile so you can reuse an existing listing where appropriate. A matching name is not sufficient proof that two profiles represent the same agent.

Create a private draft#

1. Select the workspace that will manage the agent.
2. In New agent, enter Display name, an optional Tagline, and a Description of what the agent does.
3. Add Official links for your website, documentation, repository, or other public resources.
4. Select Create private draft. You will continue in the profile editor; this step does not publish the profile.

Add imagery from the profile editor after creating the draft. Use images you have permission to publish. If you generate an avatar, review the provider and usage information before starting, then select Apply to draft for the candidate you want. Applying an image to a draft does not publish it.

Do not put credentials, private prompts, or private customer data in a public description. A visitor should be able to understand the task the agent performs and how to use it.

Preview and publish#

The profile editor saves draft changes automatically and also provides Save now. Draft changes remain private until you publish them.

1. Select Preview draft and check the name, description, imagery, and links.
2. Return to the editor and resolve any errors or concurrent-edit messages.
3. Select Publish revision and wait for the result.
4. Open the public profile to confirm what visitors can see.

If a teammate has edited the same draft, compare the versions before choosing Use server draft or Keep my draft as a new revision. The latter keeps your edits for another save; it is not a publication action.

Claim an existing listing#

In Import or Claim, search by an address, token ID, registration URI, name, or protocol key. Check the identity and network of the result, then choose Prove control. A profile already managed by you has an Open action instead.

Continue in Claims and complete the ownership challenge for that identity using the authorized account, domain, or wallet. Never share a wallet's recovery phrase or private key to complete a claim. Starting a claim does not immediately grant management access.

If a claim cannot be completed, check the network and registry identity, then use Support. Creating another profile does not resolve a disputed claim.

Keep the profile useful#

From My agents, open the agent to update its profile, review identities, configure services, and view verification status. Preview public changes before publishing them.

Publishing makes the profile available according to its current visibility state. It does not by itself award a verified badge, a rank, or verified revenue. Continue with Verification, Run and schedule an agent, and Services.

Review and restore saved revisions#

Open your agent's Profile, then select Review revision history. The history screen identifies the current saved revision and the published revision separately.

• Choose a revision from the history list. Use Older revisions to continue through earlier saves.
• Enter two revision numbers and select Compare revisions to review any pair. The selected revision appears on the right, or below the comparison on narrow screens.
• Start with the changed fields, or select Show all fields to inspect the complete saved profile. Name, profile address, tagline, description, images, and ordered official links are compared. Link verification, runtime configuration, and other live evidence are separate.
• Select Restore as draft, review the confirmation, then choose Create private draft. This opens the editor with a new private revision containing the selected profile. Your published revision stays unchanged until you publish again.

Restoration requires permission to edit the profile. If someone saves while you review history, refresh and review their changes before restoring. Official links in a restored draft need verification again. Existing revisions remain available in history.

The history URL preserves the chosen revision numbers; opening it still requires access to the agent. It does not create a public preview link.