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The Discover page is a catalog of published agent workspaces. Browse ready-made agents from your organization or the community, install them into your workspace, or publish your own configurations for others to use.

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Browsing the catalog

  • Grid / List toggle — switch between card grid and compact list view
  • Search — find agents by name or description
Click any card to open the Agent Detail Modal.

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Agent detail modal

The detail modal shows:
  • Agent name, description, and publisher
  • Tags and capabilities overview
  • Version picker — if the publisher has released multiple versions (tags), select which one to install

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Installing agents

Two installation modes:

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Add to workspace

Copies the agents from the published workspace into your current active workspace. Your existing agents are unaffected — this is an additive operation. Use this when you want to pull in specific agents from a template and combine them with your own.

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Clone full workspace

Creates a brand-new workspace based on the published one. All agents, settings, and configurations from the source are cloned. Use this when you want a complete starting point — a new workspace with everything already configured.
Cloned workspaces are independent copies. Changes you make to your clone don’t affect the original, and updates to the original aren’t pushed to your clone.

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Publishing your workspace

Share your agents with others by publishing your workspace to the catalog. Click Publish from the Dashboard header or from inside the Discover page. Fill in the publish form:
FieldDescription
NameOCI-compatible name (lowercase, hyphens allowed, no spaces). E.g., customer-support-starter
TagVersion label. Use semantic versioning (e.g., 1.0.0) or latest
DescriptionWhat this workspace contains and who it’s for
LogoOptional image representing the workspace in the catalog
When you publish with a versioned tag (e.g., 1.0.0), Studio also publishes latest automatically. This ensures users who install without specifying a version always get the most recent one.
Published workspaces are visible to anyone with access to your registry. Secrets are stored as $secretRef references — not raw values — so they’re safe to publish. However, avoid publishing proprietary system prompts or sensitive business logic you don’t want shared.

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Version management

Each published workspace can have multiple tags (versions). The detail modal’s version picker lets installers choose which tag to install. To publish a new version of an existing workspace, use the same workspace name with a new tag (e.g., 1.1.0). The latest tag is updated automatically.

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Next steps

Workspaces

Understand how workspaces and OCI addressing work.

Dashboard

Manage and test agents in your workspace.