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Agent Hub: Discover and Share Community Agents

Agent Hub is Radient's public home for shareable agents. Browse agents other people have published, install them into your own setup, and publish your own when you have one worth sharing.

#Browse and install agents

In the Local Operator desktop app, open Agent hub in the sidebar (signed in to Radient):

  • Search agents by name or description, and filter by category.
  • Sort by most downloaded, most liked, most favourited, newest, recently updated, or name.
  • Every agent has a page with its description, download count, likes, favourites, and comments. Like and favourite the agents you use, and join the discussion with a comment.

To install one, open its page and choose Download: the agent is added to your local setup. From the command line, pull an agent by its ID:

bash
lop agents pull --id "<agent_id>"

#Publish an agent

Publish from the desktop app, or from the command line:

bash
lop agents push --name "My Agent"

Publishing shares the agent's name and description, its instructions, and its tool surface, effort and delegation when it has them. Nothing else leaves your computer: no conversations, no execution history, no memory or learnings, no plans, and no machine-specific configuration.

Before it appears on the hub, the submission is reviewed. Two rules to keep in mind:

  • The name must be unique. If a name is already taken, choose another.
  • Built-in names are reserved. You cannot publish under a name the hub keeps for one of Local Operator's built-in agents.

In the desktop app, publishing the agent again updates your existing listing. From the command line, a publish creates a new listing; to replace a public listing, delist it first and publish again under the same name. To take an agent off the hub, choose Delist on its page: it disappears straight away and nobody can download it, and you can publish it again later. From the command line, lop agents delete --id "<agent_id>".

#Share privately with your team

Agents can also be published to an organization instead of the public hub: those agents are readable by the organization's members only. This uses your Team plan: in the desktop app, choose your organization as the publication target, or publish from the command line with the organization's tenant_id:

bash
lop agents push --name "My Agent" --org <tenant_id>
lop agents pull --id "<agent_id>" --org <tenant_id>

Teams you publish to an organization appear in its workspace with a Pull action. See Team plan for members, roles and team hubs.

#See also

  • Team plan: private sharing for your organization.
  • Usage Guide: plug Radient into the platforms you already use.