Agentry
Save the prompts and agents worth revisiting
A library for reusable prompts and agent definitions, with tags and search for prompts and version history for agent definitions.
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Read Agentry quick-start →Requirements
- Open the hosted app and create an account with email and password
- Running the private canonical source locally requires repository authorization, Bun and SQLite
Things to know
- Google sign-in requires an operator-configured provider; email/password is available directly
- Prompt search and agent definition history are distinct; prompts do not have saved versions or portable export
Vision
The prompts and agent definitions you want to reuse can get buried in chats and notes. Agentry gives them a library with prompt search and agent definition history, so saved work is easier to find and revise.
The Problem
Prompts and agent definitions live in scattered chats and files. Agentry collects the ones you choose to save, with tags and search for prompts and version history for agent definitions. It does not import chat history automatically.
Key Differentiators
- Saved objects: prompts and agents have dedicated editor and library views.
- Agent history: review and restore earlier agent definitions.
- Findable prompts: tags and search turn a pile into a catalog.
- Author-aware lists: see your own draft agents and prompts alongside published items in their library views.
Current boundary
Use the hosted library to save and revise prompts and agent definitions. Email/password sign-in is available; optional Google sign-in depends on operator configuration. Search applies to prompts, while version snapshots and restore apply to agent definitions. Prompts do not have saved versions or portable export.