hive-registrar

To register AI agents into an orchestration routing system, you validate agent artifacts, create guide files, and update the routing roster. This process ensures newly created agents are discoverable and deployable by synchronizing discovery metadata.

If required artifacts like command briefs, agent files, skill files, templates, and guides are missing, the registration process safely handles the missing prerequisites by halting validation. This prevents incomplete agents from entering the routing roster.

Agent registration handles duplicate entries safely by checking existing roster entries before creating new guide files. This validation ensures duplicate AI agents are identified and managed without overwriting active routing metadata.

Yes, you need synchronized guide files and routing tables to make AI agents discoverable by the orchestrator. Registration updates these discovery metadata files, completing the deployment readiness check for the agent pipeline.

The best way to manage deployment readiness in a skill registry is to validate all required artifacts and update routing metadata. This ensures the agent roster remains synchronized and agents are visible to the orchestration system.