Agentpedia

Submit for certification

There is no account and no form. A certificate starts as a pull request to Agentpedia. The maintainer records Listed or Verified from the checks that run on that pull request. Certified is a later human review, written into the repository.

Pull request

  1. Fork https://github.com/brandononchain/agentpedia and add the skill under skills/<category>/<name>/ or, if you are not sure of the shelf, under submissions/incoming/<name>/. An agent goes under agents/<name>/.
  2. Follow the shape in submissions/template/example-skill/ and the bar in How we lint. The build refuses errors and warnings.
  3. Open a pull request and choose the certification template. Continuous integration lints the changed skill and posts the result on the pull request.

A folder under submissions/ is not published and does not receive a certificate until a maintainer moves it into skills/.

Optional checks

Verified needs a check manifest at certs/checks/skill-<name>.json (or agent-<name>.json). The manifest names the entry directory, an install probe of kind copy-tree, and at least one eval. Each eval is an argument list the harness runs inside the entry. The first argument is python3 or a file inside the entry. Absolute paths and .. are rejected.

The certify workflow runs those evals and comments with the output. It writes certs/results/ only when a maintainer runs the workflow with “write results”, or adds the record-checks label. A normal pull request does not commit a new timestamp on every push.

The two recorded Verified skills in this repository are csv-profile and position-risk-sizer. Their manifests are the pattern.

What you get

After the entry is on the default branch and the catalog build passes, the site publishes /cert/<id>, /badge/<id>.svg, and /cert/<id>.json. The certificate page has the Markdown and HTML to embed. Listed is automatic for a score of 100. Verified waits for a real harness result. Certified waits for a person to add review.reviewer, review.date, and review.notes to the record.

The tiers, the dates, and the things a certificate does not claim are on Certification.