Ecosystem

Agent marketplace

A registry where agents can be published, discovered, and installed by name (like a package manager for YAML).

also known as: agent hub, AI agent store

In depth

An agent marketplace makes agents shareable as units, not as code repos. Publish a YAML, a teammate runs digitorn install hub://you/my-agent, they have it. The Digitorn Hub is exactly this. The shape of an agent (one config file plus assets) is what makes the marketplace possible: you cannot package a LangChain Python class hierarchy the same way.

Related concepts

YAML-first configDefining agents declaratively in a YAML file the runtime executes, instead of imperatively in framework code.Self-hostingRunning your agent stack on infrastructure you control, with your own model provider keys.

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