AI Agent Registry: Overview

Track every AI agent running in your organization in one inventory.

The AI Agent Registry is in limited preview. We're iterating on it quickly based on how teams actually use it, so tools, capabilities and availability may change at short notice. For access, questions, or feedback on how it's working for you, reach out at [e-mail].

Your organization runs AI agents against production data: copilots, retrieval assistants, and scripts that teams built because they needed one. Most were created ad hoc and recorded nowhere central, which makes these critical governance questions hard to answer:

• What agent(s) do I have?

• Who owns these agent(s)?

• What data can it reach? Are among these data PII?

The AI Agent Registry gives you a single inventory of those agents. Each entry carries the governance fields you need before an incident rather than after one: what the agent does, who owns it, which environment it runs in, and whether it is still active.

Finding the registry

The registry lives in the AI Hub, alongside Trusty. Click AI Hub in the left navigation bar, then click Agent Registry under AI Governance in the AI Hub sidebar.

At a glance

Three cards sit at the top of the registry:

Card	What it counts
Total Agents	Every agent registered in your organization, across all environments
Active Agents	Agents with an Active status
Owners	The number of unique agent owners

Filtering the registry

Four tabs sit above the table:

• All Agents — every agent registered in your organization.

• My Agents — agents you own.

• Unverified — agents whose verification is still Unverified.

• Inactive — agents with an Inactive status.

Below the tabs, a search input matches on name, description, owner, and source. Five dropdown filters narrow the list further: Environment, Owner, Source, Status, and Verification.

What the table shows

Column	What it shows
Agent	The agent's type badge, its name, and the agent source it belongs to
Owner	The person accountable for the agent, or Unassigned where nobody owns it yet
Environment	Where the agent runs, for example Production
Status	Active or Inactive
Verification	Verified or Unverified
Last Activity	Relative time since the agent was last seen, or - where there is no activity signal
Actions	Per-agent actions, including opening the agent's details

Click any row to open the agent detail view, which shows the governance fields in full.

How agents get into the registry

Agents arrive two ways:

• Automated discovery — Decube scans a connected source and creates an entry for every agent it finds, so you don't register them by hand.

• Manual registration — Manually register agents on platforms Decube can't discover.

Both routes are covered in Register an Agent.

The Agent sources button, also at the top right, is where you manage the sources your agents belong to.

Check an agent's Registration method on its detail view to see which route it took.

FAQ

Who can see the AI Agent Registry?

Anyone in your organization with access to the AI Hub.

Why don't I see the Agent Registry in the AI Hub sidebar?

During the limited preview, the registry is enabled per organization. If it isn't there, contact us to request access.

What does an Unverified agent mean?

Verification is a status the registry tracks alongside Active and Inactive. A newly registered agent starts as Unverified, and you can filter or sort the table on it to find the agents that still need review.

Why does an agent show Owner as Unassigned?

Nobody has been recorded as the agent's owner yet. Assign one so the registry can answer "who is accountable for this agent" before you need the answer.

Do agents appear in search, lineage, or the catalog?

Not at this stage. Registry entries live in the AI Hub.