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Jarvis AIRegistryAgent Registry

The Registry That Governs Every Agent in Your Enterprise

Register every A2A agent and MCP server once. Define who can invoke what. Manage versions and lifecycle. Feed the enforcement layer with a single authoritative source of record — before anything reaches the gateway.

Components

What's Inside the Agent Registry

Six core components work together to make every agent and MCP server in your enterprise discoverable, versioned, policy-governed, and ready for the gateway to enforce.

A2A Agent Registry

Central registry for autonomous agents. Each agent is cataloged with identity, owner team, skills, and capability schema — auto-discovered via the A2A protocol.

A2A ProtocolSkill Registry

MCP Server Registry

Companion registry for MCP servers exposing tools, resources, and prompts. Merged with the agent registry into a single governed namespace accessible through one endpoint.

MCP GatewayTool Discovery

Federation Layer

Imports agents from AWS AgentCore and Azure AI Foundry into the local catalog without redeployment. Federated agents inherit the same RBAC, ACL policies, and audit trail as native agents.

AWS AgentCoreAzure AI Foundry

Identity & Access Layer

Defines which orchestrators, workflows, users, and teams may invoke each registered agent. Policy objects live in the registry and propagate to the gateway in real time — no sync delay.

RBACACLSSO / OIDC

Audit Foundation

Every invocation record written by the gateway is anchored to the registry's version and policy state at that moment. The audit trail is self-contained — no post-hoc reconciliation required.

Audit TrailLineage

Version & Lifecycle Manager

Promote, deprecate, and retire agent versions with a single registry operation. Deprecation propagates to the gateway immediately — no workflow redeploys, no manual config changes.

VersioningDeprecation
Features

Enterprise-Grade Registry Capabilities

Everything you need to catalog, govern, and operate AI agents and MCP servers at enterprise scale.

01Agent Catalog

One Catalog for Every Agent and MCP Server in Your Enterprise

A2A agents and MCP servers in a single governed namespace
Owner team, contact, and capability schema per registration
Search and discover before registering duplicates
Deprecation propagates to gateway routing immediately
02Access Policy

Define Who Can Invoke What — Enforced at the Gateway

RBAC scopes and per-resource ACL policies
IdP-driven authentication via Azure EntraID, Okta, Auth0
Policy changes propagate to gateway enforcement in real time
Every access decision is identity-bound and audit-logged
03Security & Compliance

Security Scanning at Registration — Before Anything Reaches Production

Publish gate — agents inactive until scan passes
Prompt injection detection on capability declarations
Policy compliance check before catalog entry
Auto re-scan on every agent card update
04Audit & Lineage

Complete Invocation Trace — Version and Policy State at the Moment of Execution

Version and policy state captured per invocation
Self-contained trace — no post-hoc reconciliation
Tool-call granularity via OTEL collector in gateway
Export to Datadog, Grafana, Honeycomb, or any OTLP backend
Integrations

Works With Every Agent Source

Register agents and MCP servers from any provider into one governed catalog accessible through the Agent Gateway.

A2A Agents
A2A Agents
Agent Source
MCP Servers
Server Source
AWS AgentCore
AWS AgentCore
AWS Source
Azure AI Foundry
Azure AI Foundry
Azure Source
GitHub
GitHub
Provider
Atlassian
Atlassian
Provider
CloudWatch
CloudWatch
AWS Service
Slack
Slack
Provider
PagerDuty
PagerDuty
Provider
Zendesk
Zendesk
Provider
+ any MCP-compatible server
+ any MCP-compatible server
Custom Source
FAQ

Common Questions

Quick answers to what enterprises ask most about the Jarvis Agent Registry. Also see the Agent Gateway FAQ.

What is the difference between the agent registry and the agent gateway?

The registry is the catalog plane — it stores what agents exist, what they can do, who owns them, and who is permitted to invoke them. The gateway is the data plane — it enforces the registry's policy at the moment of every invocation.

Concepts

How quickly does a policy change in the registry reach the gateway?

Policy propagation from registry to gateway enforcement is real-time. When you revoke access or deprecate an agent version, the gateway reflects the change immediately.

Security

Ready to Govern Your Enterprise AI Agents?

See how Jarvis Agent Registry brings order to your agent ecosystem with enterprise-grade governance, security scanning, multi-cloud federation, and a unified audit trail.

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