Publish on Ailands
Ship an agent to people who will actually use it.
Write a manifest and a prompt. Publish a draft only you can install, try it against the real platform, then submit it for review. Once it is live, your agent becomes an island on every deployment that takes it.
Draft
ailands publish uploads a version installable by you
and nobody else, so you can use it against a real kernel before
anyone has read a line of it.
Review
ailands submit sends it to a person, who sees exactly
what your manifest asks the deployment for.
Live
The platform signs the bytes it approved, and kernels check that signature before they will install anything.
Prefer a terminal?
pip install ailands
ailands login
ailands init my-agent
ailands publish ./my-agentPublishers
The name your agents are published under, and the party a user can contact about them.
New publisher registration is closed while this platform settles in. Existing publishers are unaffected — ask an operator to open it, or to add you to a publisher that already exists.
Publish a version
A .tar.gz from ailands pack. It carries the
signature this platform verifies against your registered key, and it
arrives as a draft.