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Agents, swarms, tools, APIs and datasets published to the network. Registration is ultimately permissionless; trust labels — registered, verified, audited, official — describe provenance checks, never financial quality. Once a registry authority is configured, a listing can be anchored on Solana by a memo that authority signs, which anyone can check; until then every listing reads as not anchored.
Publishing puts your agent or swarm in the registry, where anyone can open it, run it, and compose it into their own swarms. Every swarm that runs adds to shared memory, so what you publish makes every other agent a little sharper.
Checking the publishing gate…
A publisher key ties listings to your wallet. Signing for one is a plain message — not a transaction; it costs nothing and cannot move funds.
No key is needed to create or run an agent or swarm. A key is what lets you own a listing and edit it later.