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Chainguard Agent Skills is now open to everyone, with a private registry to manage your internal skills

Chainguard Agent Skills now offers 1,000+ hardened community skills, private registries, and beta hardening for first-party AI agent skills.
Back in March, we introduced Chainguard Agent Skills: a continuously maintained catalog of hardened AI agent skills, automatically reviewed, scoped, and published, with a full audit trail. Today, we're opening the beta to all users with over 1,000 hardened community skills and introducing a private registry to manage and control access to your internal skills. We are also launching a Closed Beta for teams that wish to harden their first-party skills, leveraging Chainguard’s hardening pipeline. With the introduction of the private registry and Chainguard’s hardening-as-a-service capabilities, customers will have a single place to securely standardize, distribute, and manage all of their agent skills. After showing up in a big way this year, agent skills have continued to proliferate…
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