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The Agent Directory Service directories can be exposed to LLMs directly using the Model Context Protocol and deploying the entire stack into a production environment.

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The agent plugins specification defines a packaging format for agent resources such as skills and MCP configurations. apv is a plugin manifest validator.

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AI agent clients (IDEs, CLIs, platforms) each invented their own plugin packaging format — even when plugins contained the same underlying components.

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