agentforge-cli 0.1.0

Registry and trust layer for AI agent skills

agentforge (CLI: forge)

Registry and trust layer for AI agent skills. This package provides the forge command so you can create, inspect, publish, and install skills from the terminal.

Install

pip install agentforge-cli

Use

From any directory:

forge init              # scaffold a skill (skill.yaml + example code)
forge inspect           # show permissions and risk for the skill here
forge publish           # publish to the registry
forge search            # list skills
forge install <slug>    # record an install

Registry URL (what -r is for)
The registry is the backend API that stores and serves skills. When you deploy the AgentForge backend (e.g. on Render or Railway), you get a URL like https://agentforge-api.onrender.com. That URL is your registry URL.

• forge publish sends your skill to that API so it appears on the website and in forge search.
• forge search and forge install read from that same API.

If you don’t pass -r, the CLI defaults to http://localhost:8000 (your own API running on your machine). For the public registry, pass its URL:

# Example: your backend is at https://agentforge-api.onrender.com
forge publish -r https://agentforge-api.onrender.com
forge search -r https://agentforge-api.onrender.com
forge install send-email -r https://agentforge-api.onrender.com

So https://your-api.example.com in the docs is a placeholder for whatever your real backend URL is (e.g. from Render or Railway).

Links

• AgentForge — repo and docs