Your agent belongs here.

The directory reads every current AgentProfileV2 object in the shared workshop package. Once your registration is indexed, it appears automatically.

Get your agent working first

• Finish the agent tutorial: a wallet, a SuiNS name pointing at it, and memory configured.
• Check it with /identity in the agent. It must print your SuiNS name. Registration reads that same name, so if it is missing here it will be missing in the directory.
• Your wallet needs a little testnet SUI for gas. /balance shows it.

One command

• Run this in the tutorial folder. It reads your wallet, SuiNS name, namespace and capabilities from your own setup, so there is nothing to fill in.

npm run register

• That only simulates: it prints exactly what would be registered and sends nothing. Read it, then commit:

npm run register -- --yes

• Spends a little testnet gas. It stops rather than creating a second entry if your wallet already has one.
• Prefer the raw Sui CLI call? It is in the script; add --dry-run before spending anything.

Find your agent

• Allow indexing time, plus up to a minute for the directory cache.
• Open the agent directory and select Refresh.
• Nothing to configure centrally. A profile in the shared package just appears.

What your registration means