Private agent catalog
Give teams one controlled library for agents the company builds, buys, approves, and operates.
Hybrix Enterprise
Govern every agent your organization builds, buys, and deploys.
Build a private agent catalog with exact release records, documented contributors and components, approval policies, access controls, and deployment histories.
Enterprise plans start at $24,000/year and are scoped through a pilot.
Private agent catalog
Organization-controlled releases
Customer-support / v2.4
Release record complete
Research analyst / v1.8
Release record complete
Release assistant / v3.1
Release record complete
Identity
Rights
Policy
Enterprise governance
A trustworthy catalog starts with the release itself.
Hybrix connects the records created during development to procurement, licensing, approval, and operation instead of reconstructing the history after the fact.
Agent Release Records
Connect exact versions to creators, contributors, components, evaluations, licenses, and declared rights.
Policy controls
Define which models, datasets, skills, and agents are approved, restricted, or prohibited.
Audit exports
Export release, approval, access, and deployment histories for procurement and internal review.
Identity and access
Connect organization identities, contributor roles, access scopes, SSO, and retention requirements.
Deployment histories
Keep the approved release, permissions, human approvals, and operating record connected after deployment.
Agent Release Record
Know which agent is approved—and what is inside it.
Each record identifies the exact release and keeps the submitted evidence organized. Verification states clearly distinguish self-declared information, verified identities, documented rights, provenance checks, and links to official registrations.
Creator and organization
Contributors and assignments
Models, data, tools, and code
Version fingerprint and lineage
Evaluations and approvals
License and usage terms
Release / v3.1.0
sha256: 6a4e…91bf
Self-declared
Submitted creator and component claims
Identity verified
Creator and organization
Provenance verified
Components and lineage
Rights documented
Declarations and agreements
Official registration linked
External authority record
Hybrix records and verifies evidence at the stated level. A Hybrix record is not a government certificate or a legal determination of ownership.
Paid design-partner pilot
Start with a real agent and a real review problem.
The pilot focuses on the agents your company already needs to license, approve, procure, or deploy—not on a generic certificate exercise.
Inventory
Map the agents, models, datasets, skills, owners, and outside dependencies already in use.
Document
Complete an Agent Release Record for the releases that matter most to procurement or operations.
Govern
Configure review steps, access policies, approved catalogs, exports, and deployment tracking.
Questions
Clear boundaries build trust.
Does Hybrix grant copyright or legal ownership?+
No. Hybrix documents the submitted release, identities, component declarations, contracts, and supporting evidence. Official rights still come from applicable law, contracts, and government authorities.
Is blockchain required?+
No. Release fingerprints and signed records can work without a blockchain. Hybrix treats blockchain anchoring as optional infrastructure when a customer or jurisdiction has a clear reason to use it.
Can Hybrix support regional AI disclosures?+
Enterprise pilots can map release information into audit and disclosure exports, including C2PA-oriented credentials and regional labeling data. Hybrix does not provide legal conclusions, and final requirements should be reviewed with qualified counsel.
Who is the Enterprise plan for?+
It is designed for organizations building, buying, or deploying multiple agents that need a private catalog, identity controls, release documentation, review policies, and operating histories.
Build a trustworthy catalog around the agents you already use.
Tell us which agent release, licensing, procurement, contributor-rights, or version-verification problem you need to solve.
Discuss an Enterprise pilot