Documentation

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Everything you need to build on AgentRoot. Publish agents, MCP servers, skills, and A2A endpoints to DNS.

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30-second explainer

AgentRoot is a DNS-native registry for AI agent capabilities. You add a single TXT record to your domain's DNS. That record points to a JSON file listing your agents, MCP servers, skills, and A2A endpoints. That's the whole protocol.

# 1. Add a DNS TXT record _agentroot.example.com TXT "v=ar1 zone=https://example.com/.well-known/agentroot.json" # 2. Host a zone file at that URL { "domain": "example.com", "records": [ { "type": "agent", "id": "assistant", "name": "My Assistant", ... }, { "type": "mcp", "id": "tools", "name": "My Tools", ... } ] } # 3. AgentRoot indexes it. Anyone can discover it.
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Browse the docs

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Protocol
How the AgentRoot protocol works. DNS records, zone files, record types, and verification.
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API Reference
REST API for querying zones, records, discovery, and submission. Curl examples for every endpoint.
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Tools
CLI for searching and installing. MCP server for AI-native access. Configs for Claude Code and Cursor.
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Guides
Step-by-step guides for publishing agents, MCP servers, skills, and A2A endpoints.
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Three paths

01
Publish
Register your agent, MCP server, skill, or A2A endpoint on AgentRoot via DNS.
Publish guide →
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Discover
Search the registry. Install tools into Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client.
CLI & MCP docs →
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Understand
Read the protocol spec. Learn how DNS records, zone files, and record types work together.
Protocol spec →