registry-presencelisted

Check where a product is listed across the registries agents and coding tools actually resolve — the official MCP Registry, GitHub's MCP Registry, mcp.so, Smithery, Glama, skills.sh, npm, PyPI — and whether the machine-readable entry points a crawler expects are present: llms.txt, AGENTS.md, a documented MCP endpoint. Reports a presence matrix, the exact submission path for every gap, and never guesses: an unreachable registry is reported unknown, not absent. Use when asked whether a product is discoverable by AI agents or assistants, where to list an MCP server, why agents never recommend a product, or to audit agent-facing distribution before a launch.
agentrel/skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 73

Install: claude install-skill agentrel/skills

# Registry presence Being good is not being found. An agent that cannot resolve a product from a registry will recommend a competitor that is listed, and no amount of documentation quality changes that. This skill answers one question with facts rather than judgement: **where is this product listed, where is it not, and what is the exact step to fix each gap.** ## Applies to | | | |---|---| | **Project types** | Anything an agent could discover and use — MCP servers, SDKs, APIs, CLIs, developer platforms, published packages | | **Stage** | Any stage with a public artifact. Highest value immediately before a launch, and again a month after, when the listings that were promised have usually not happened | | **Needs** | A product name, plus whichever of these exist: a repository, a published package name, a docs URL, an MCP server | | **Skip if** | Nothing is public yet. A private beta has nowhere to be listed, and the run will correctly report a wall of `n/a` | Run it against a competitor too. The gap between two presence matrices is the most concrete argument for doing this work that exists. ## How to use ``` /agentrel:registry-presence infer the product from this repository /agentrel:registry-presence acme check a product by name /agentrel:registry-presence @acme/sdk check a published package /agentrel:registry-presence https://acme.com check a product by site ``` Takes about a minute. Produces `registry-presence