I built a free CLI to publish and download AI Agents, powered by agthub.org

Hey Dev community!

If you've started working with AI agents, you've probably run into the same problem I did: finding and sharing them is a mess.

They're scattered across GitHub repositories, academic papers, and various platforms with no central, searchable registry. It feels like the pre-npm days for JavaScript.

To try and solve this for myself and the community, I built agthub.org.

It's a free, non-profit registry designed specifically for AI agents, and it comes in two parts:

1. The Web Hub (For Discovery)

A clean, simple website where you can:

• Browse and search for existing agents.
• Filter by categories or tags.
• See agent details, descriptions, ratings, and download counts.

2. The CLI (For Developers)

This is the part I'm most excited about for fellow devs. It's a CLI tool that lets you integrate agent management directly into your workflow.

You can authenticate, publish your own agents, and search for others right from your terminal.

Here’s a quick peek at how it works (example commands):

bash
# 1. Login to AGTHub
agt login

# 2. Search for agents
agt search ruby

# 3. Install an agent (must use author/agent-id format)
agt install author/agent-id

# 4. Uninstall an agent
agt uninstall author/agent-id

# 5. Create and publish your own agent
agt publish my-agent.md