Agentreg – DNS for AI agents (self-hosted, single Go binary)
A self-hosted registry that lets your agents find each other by capability — with health and trust built in. Nobody is building the layer that lets agents exist alongside each other — discovery, health, trust. The moment you run more than a couple of MCP servers, you're hardcoding endpoints in config files, finding out an agent is down only when something breaks, and trusting every endpoint blindly.
- ▪A self-hosted registry that lets your agents find each other by capability — with health and trust built in.
- ▪Nobody is building the layer that lets agents exist alongside each other — discovery, health, trust.
- ▪The moment you run more than a couple of MCP servers, you're hardcoding endpoints in config files, finding out an agent is down only when something breaks, and trusting every endpoint blindly.
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agentreg DNS for AI agents. A self-hosted registry that lets your agents find each other by capability — with health and trust built in. Everyone is building AI agents. Nobody is building the layer that lets agents exist alongside each other — discovery, health, trust. The moment you run more than a couple of MCP servers, you're hardcoding endpoints in config files, finding out an agent is down only when something breaks, and trusting every endpoint blindly. MCP gave agents a common language. agentreg gives them a place to find each other. Consul tells you where a service is. agentreg tells you what an agent can do, whether it's healthy, and (soon) how much to trust it. One Go binary. Self-hosted. No cloud, no account, no cluster. Runs on your laptop at 3 agents and scales with you.
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