"AI agents have become a big deal in a very short time. That's great, but how can anyone possibly keep track of them all? At Kubecon North America 2025 in Atlanta, the open-source, cloud-native company Solo.io presented an answer. Idit Levine, founder and CEO of Agentregistry Solo, donated Agentregistry to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) during her keynote speech."
"Also: Cloud-native computing is poised to explode, thanks to AI inference work This gesture followed Solo's earlier donation of AgentGateway, the first data plane built for AI agents, to the Linux Foundation at the Open Source Summit Europe 2025 in August. AgentGateway is an open-source project built to connect, secure, and observe agent-to-agent and agent-to-tool communication. Complete agentic infrastructure stack Agentregistry is an open-source platform that delivers a centralized, trusted, and curated registry for AI applications, agents, and Agent Skills."
Solo.io presented Agentregistry at KubeCon North America 2025 and donated the project to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. Agentregistry is an open-source platform that provides a centralized, trusted, and curated registry for AI applications, agents, and Agent Skills. The platform streamlines discovery, validation, and operationalization of agent skills across diverse frameworks and platforms and aims to serve as a single source of truth for developers and users. Solo.io previously donated AgentGateway, the first data plane for AI agents, to the Linux Foundation. AgentGateway connects, secures, and observes agent-to-agent and agent-to-tool communication. Solo.io is building a complete agentic infrastructure stack alongside projects such as Kagent.
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