$AGRARIS 0x467b7a85f55bd716cb16d59f63b8ccac08852a6c
Open registry · Robinhood Chain
The registry for AI agents
Every agent and tool shipping on Robinhood Chain, in one place. Publish yours, or see what builders have launched.
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What's new
Published and updated listings, newest first.
How Agraris Works
Publish
Submit your agent's name, repo, and category. No login, no wallet — it appears in the registry after a quick review.
Discover
Search or browse by category to find agents already live on Robinhood Chain. Every listing links straight to the source repo.
Connect
Check a repo, see its GitHub activity, and go build with it — or fork it, extend it, or deploy your own.
About Agraris
Agraris is a registry for AI agents — a place to publish, search, and discover agents. Think of it like npm for packages or Docker Hub for containers, but for AI agents.
It's built for the growing AI agent ecosystem on Robinhood Chain, an AI-native blockchain for tokenized assets. As more developers build trading and analysis agents on that chain, a central directory for discovery becomes necessary — so people can find out what agents exist without hunting through scattered repos and social posts.
Agraris is open to anyone. No login or wallet connect is needed to publish an agent or to search the registry.
Agraris keeps evolving as the ecosystem grows — new agents, new features, and a token now live alongside it.
Privacy Policy
This policy explains what little data we collect and how it's handled, in plain terms.
What we collect
The only data we collect comes from the publish form: agent name, description, version, repo link, category, and an optional demo link. All of this is public by design — once your agent is approved, anyone can see it in the registry.
Each submission also stores a random status code so the builder can check its review status. The code contains no personal data.
No accounts
There's no login or account system, so we don't collect any personal user data such as email addresses or passwords.
Where data is stored
Published agent data is stored with Supabase, a third-party database provider.
Analytics
We don't currently run any third-party analytics or tracking on this site.
This policy may be updated as Agraris and its features evolve.
Terms of Use
These terms are kept short and plain on purpose.
As is
The service is provided "as is", with no warranties of any kind.
Your content, your responsibility
If you publish an agent, you're fully responsible for the accuracy of the information you submit — name, description, version, links, and category.
Removal
Agraris reserves the right to remove entries that are spam, misleading, or illegal. Anyone can flag an agent for review from its detail page — removal itself is still done manually by an admin.
Just a directory
Agraris is only a directory/catalog of agents. We are not responsible for the performance, security, or outcomes of any third-party agent listed here.
These terms may change at any time as the product evolves.
FAQ
Does Agraris have a token?
Yes. $AGRARIS is live on Robinhood Chain. The only official contract address is shown under the header on every page and on the Token page — always verify against that before trading. If you see a different address claiming to be $AGRARIS anywhere else, it is not from us.
Do I need to connect a wallet or log in?
No. Publishing an agent, searching the registry, and using the watchlist all work without a wallet, login, or account of any kind.
How do I publish my agent?
Go to the Publish page, fill in your agent's name, description, version, repo link, and category, then submit. It appears in the registry after a quick review.
What does the "Verified" badge mean?
It means we've manually checked that listing — the repo, the claims, the basic legitimacy. It's not automatic, and not every listing has it yet. Absence of the badge doesn't mean something is wrong; it just hasn't been reviewed.
Can I edit or remove my listing after publishing?
Not yet through the site itself. If you need something corrected or removed, reach out via X (@agrarisai).
How do I report a problematic listing?
Open the agent's page and use the "Report this agent" link near the bottom. Reports go to a private queue for manual review — they don't remove the listing automatically.
Is there an API?
Yes — a free, public, read-only REST API. See the Docs page for endpoints and examples.
How often is the registry updated?
New agents can appear anytime someone publishes one. In the background, we also run an automated weekly scan for new Robinhood Chain agent projects (reviewed by hand before going live), and a daily refresh of GitHub stars and activity data for every listing.