Registry with teeth
More than a list. Every agent includes performance baselines, security metadata, version history, and a trust score you can actually rely on.
Your agents deserve better infrastructure
AgentHub is the operating system for agent ecosystems—standardized discovery, composition, and governance for teams shipping production autonomous systems.
Start buildingThe gap: agents, but no ecosystem
You can build one agent. You can build two. But when your team needs to compose 5, 10, or 50 specialized agents into reliable workflows, everything breaks down. There's no registry. No versioning. No way to know if an agent is production-ready. No standard interface.
You end up building orchestration from scratch, every time.
AgentHub: standardized agent operations
Composition as a first-class citizen
Chain agents together using a standardized framework. Dependencies resolve automatically. Swap implementations without rewriting orchestration.
Governance at scale
Version pinning, deprecation warnings, rollback support, and audit trails. Manage agent dependencies like you manage code.
Interoperability by design
Standardized APIs across all published agents. No more custom adapters. No more integration tax.
Built for three use cases
Startups: Ship faster. Compose pre-built agents instead of building everything from scratch. Focus on your differentiation, not infrastructure.
Enterprise: Standardize how teams discover, compose, and govern agents. One source of truth for agent performance and dependencies. Audit trails and version control for compliance.
Platform teams: Offer your customers a marketplace to discover and compose agents. White-label or integrate AgentHub as your agent ecosystem.
The mechanics
Developers publish agents with standardized metadata. Teams search by capability, performance tier, and trust score. The composition framework chains agents together and resolves dependencies. You monitor performance and versioning in one dashboard.
It's GitHub for agents.
Pricing that scales with you
Free: List agents, access the registry, compose workflows.
Premium ($29-99/mo): Featured listings, advanced analytics, priority support.
Revenue share: Earn 20-30% when teams subscribe to your published agents.
Enterprise: Custom API tiers, private marketplace licensing, SLA support.
FAQ
What's the difference between AgentHub and a package manager?
Package managers handle dependencies. AgentHub handles discovery, composition, trust verification, and performance benchmarking for autonomous systems. Think of it as npm + Docker + a trust layer, built for agents.
How does trust scoring work?
We're building a multi-signal system: performance benchmarks (latency, error rates), version history, security metadata, community feedback, and audit trails. The exact model will be refined with early users.
Can I use this internally for my team?
Yes. Free tier works for internal use. Enterprise teams can license a private, white-labeled marketplace.
What happens if an agent I depend on breaks?
Version pinning, deprecation warnings, and rollback support are built in. You control when you upgrade. Agents can't disappear without notice.
Is this tied to a specific AI framework or LLM?
No. AgentHub is framework-agnostic. Any agent with a standardized interface can be published.
We're working with the first cohort of teams building agent infrastructure. Help define the standard.