Canonical list of teams installable by name via
/team install <name>.
This repository holds teams.json — a single machine-readable catalog of every team that can be installed by short name (e.g. /team install software-project-team) instead of by full git URL.
A team is a git repository containing one or more AI agents (plus optional skills and rules) bundled together under a shared purpose. See the AgentTeamLand organization profile for the framework overview.
# By short name (looks up this registry):
/team install software-project-team
# By explicit URL (skips registry lookup):
/team install https://github.com/your-org/your-team.gitWe welcome PRs. See CONTRIBUTING.md for full guidelines. Quick version:
- Fork this repo.
- Add an entry to
teams.jsonin theteamsarray. Fields:{ "name": "your-team-name", "repo": "https://github.com/your-org/your-team", "description": "One sentence about what this team does.", "latestVersion": "0.1.0", "author": "your-github-handle", "keywords": ["optional", "search", "tags"], "status": "community", "addedAt": "2026-04-17" } - Open a PR. CI will validate:
teams.jsonmatchesschemas/registry.schema.json- Your repo URL is reachable (HTTP 200 on the HTML page)
- The team name is not already taken
- Your team repo has a root
team.jsonthat validates against the team schema
- A maintainer reviews. If approved → merge → your team is immediately installable worldwide.
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
verified |
Reviewed + tested by AgentTeamLand maintainers. Expect maintained quality. |
community |
User-submitted. Link validated, but quality not guaranteed. Users see a notice on install. |
deprecated |
Entry retained for backward-compatibility; replacedBy points to the recommended alternative. |
Community entries are fine. They're not second-class; they just haven't been through our review pipeline. Most valuable community teams get promoted to verified over time.
The registry format is locked by schemas/registry.schema.json (JSON Schema Draft 2020-12). Individual team manifests follow schemas/team.schema.json in the core repo.
MIT. See LICENSE.