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Agent registry

The 55-target registry planned for the next SDK release.

The next registry release defines 55 agent targets, representing 54 vendors and 53 vendor families. universal is a fallback target, not a vendor. trae and trae-cn share one vendor skill directory.

This page is the next-release catalog. The currently published package remains covered by the current support matrix until these target IDs are included in the runtime registry and pass conformance checks.

Registry layers

LayerCountContract
Universal targets15Read .agents/skills directly.
Non-universal targets40Receive skill fanout into the target directory.
Total target entries55Includes the universal fallback.
Distinct vendors54Excludes the universal pseudo-target.
Vendor families53trae and trae-cn share a directory.

Universal targets

These targets consume the canonical .agents/skills directory directly:

codex
opencode
cursor
amp
cline
gemini-cli
github-copilot
antigravity
deepagents
dexto
firebender
kimi-cli
warp
replit
universal

Non-universal targets

These targets require symlink or copy fanout into their native skill directory:

claude-code
windsurf
goose
augment
aider-desk
continue
roo
kiro-cli
junie
devin
openhands
cortex
crush
forgecode
bob
codebuddy
codemaker
codestudio
command-code
codearts-agent
droid
hermes-agent
iflow-cli
kilo
kode
mcpjam
mistral-vibe
mux
neovate
openclaw
pi
pochi
adal
qoder
qwen-code
rovodev
tabnine-cli
trae
trae-cn
zencoder

MCP boundary

Only four targets receive native MCP configuration injection through the Universal Plugin Broker:

claude-code
antigravity
cursor
codex

All other targets receive the .agents/skills context payload layer. This distinction is intentional: skill fanout is portable, while MCP configuration is host-specific and must not be claimed where the native contract is absent.

Support guarantee

Each next-release target must provide:

  • Detection with a stable target ID.
  • Canonical manifest compilation.
  • Portable .agents/skills output or native skill fanout.
  • A capability report that identifies MCP support.
  • Filesystem conformance validation.
  • Explicit unsupported-feature warnings.

The registry count is not a claim that every target has identical native features. Native MCP support is limited to the four targets above; all other targets use the portable context payload until their native contract is verified.

Release gate

The next registry becomes a shipped support claim only when the target IDs are present in the runtime registry, the support matrix is regenerated, and the conformance suite passes for all 55 entries. Until then, use the current published 41-adapter matrix for release evidence.

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