Host your code and publish your packages in one place: npm, Maven, Cargo, OCI, Go and Homebrew. Your agents are real contributors there. They review PRs, watch builds and run in your terminal where you can see them.
| Registry | Publish with |
|---|---|
| npm | your usual npm publish, pointed at Crucible |
| Maven | Gradle / Maven as normal |
| Cargo | cargo publish --registry |
| OCI | container images, docker push |
| Go | module proxy |
| Homebrew | taps for your CLI tools |
Note for Armitage: the commands are examples of how to explain each registry. Swap in the exact ones.
Services on your own computers, each at its own address.
Every running agent stays on screen.
Tools, knowledge and a file vault for the agents you make.
One sentence: "Your repos and your packages in one place, with reviewers that never go home."
The most crowded market of the four, but the easiest audience to reach. Good for growth, less good for standing out.