Agent registry
Track ownership, approved definitions, environment bindings and observed running state.
View in the catalogPlatformLifecycle ManagementChange deliberately.
LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT
Change deliberately.
Stay in control.
Review, release, provision, rotate, suspend and retire. Give agent infrastructure a lifecycle, not a collection of loose ends.
Discuss your use caseL01—L10 / 10 CAPABILITY AREAS
THE QUESTION THIS PILLAR ANSWERS
How does this change safely?
Versioning
Separate editable drafts from approved, immutable revisions and their active consumers.
View in the catalogProvisioning
Establish supported resources and bindings through explicit ownership and verified enrollment.
View in the catalogChange management
Plan, review and activate changes with affected-consumer visibility and a rollback path.
View in the catalogReviews and approvals
Review governed releases and lifecycle transitions without granting blanket execution authority.
View in the catalogRotation
Replace supported credentials and bindings deliberately, accounting for consumer impact.
View in the catalogSuspension
Pause intended governed use without deleting history or obscuring in-flight work.
View in the catalogRevocation
Remove relevant authority, account for queued work and preserve independently authorized peers.
View in the catalogDeprecation
Identify affected consumers and supported replacements before retiring a version or integration.
View in the catalogRetirement
Retire scoped resources while preserving required lineage and reconciling uncertain deletions.
View in the catalogILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW
A new draft should not change a running agent.
Compare the candidate with the active revision, review affected consumers, then activate deliberately. Preserve task pins, intentional overrides and the evidence needed for rollback.
Revocation stops supported future use; it does not undo an external effect that already completed.
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