Agent Hub
rubry.ai/agents lists two kinds of agents:
- In the chat: the agents Rubrion runs on rubry.ai (Rubry, Rubry Think, Brad). They're ready to talk to, with nothing to set up.
- From the community: open-source agents people built on the template, each with its own page, its source code and, if its author hosts it, a public endpoint.
Find an agent
The sidebar stays beside the list however long it gets:
- Search (at the top of the sidebar) matches names, descriptions and tags. Press / to open it; Esc clears it.
- Show narrows the list to the agents in the chat or the community's.
- Tags filter by subject; pick several and an agent must have them all. The 12 most used show first, the rest under All tags.
A filtered list has its own address (for example rubry.ai/agents?tag=finance&q=invoice), so you can share it. On a phone, the sidebar opens from Search and filter; on a wide screen, the button beside the search hides it.
Use an agent
- One of Rubry's agents: press Open in the chat.
- A community agent, in the chat: open the chat's agent menu and pick Agent Hub. It lists every agent in your chat and the community's. If an agent has a public endpoint, Wire it opens Connect your agent with its name and address filled in: add the key its author gave you and press Connect. Otherwise, View code opens its repository.
- Run your own copy: every community agent links its source; deploy it like any agent built on the template (Deploy) and connect it.
A community agent runs on its author's endpoint and provider, not on Rubrion's: what you send it goes there, and Rubry's daily credit doesn't apply.
Publish your agent
Built an agent on the template? Give it a page. You need a free account with your email and phone confirmed: Sign in / Create account at the foot of the Hub's sidebar does it there, without leaving the page. Then press Publish your agent.
| Field | |
|---|---|
| Name | up to 60 characters |
| Address | rubry.ai/agents/<address>: 3 to 40 lowercase letters, digits and dashes. It can't change once published. |
| Summary | one or two sentences, up to 200 characters: the card, and what search results show |
| About (optional) | what it does, its tools, how to run it; plain text, up to 4,000 characters |
| Source code | its public repository on GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg or Bitbucket. A private or missing one is refused. |
| Public endpoint (optional) | its OpenAI-compatible URL, if you host it for others. Never a key. |
| Tags (optional) | up to 5, separated by commas, of 2 to 24 letters or digits |
The agent is published right away. The same page lists your agents, to Edit or Remove them. An account can publish up to 10.
What's public
Everything in the form, on the agent's page and in search engines. Your email and phone never appear. Remove an agent whenever you like; deleting your account removes all of yours. See Security and Limits.