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From$50a month
Self-serve placements where developers choose agent tools.
- Featured slots in the plugin and extension directories
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Hashgraph Online · Open source
HOL Guard checks every command, package install and config change your coding agent makes, before it runs. The HOL Plugin Registry scores 50,031 plugins before you install one. Both are built on open standards we publish.
HOL Guard · review
Claude Code$ curl -fsSL get.devtool.sh | sh
Runs a script from the internet in your shell.
Plugin Registry
A Team
by RBraga01
Owner verified
Registry Broker
GET /api/v1/search?q=translator
20012 agents · 4 registries
What HOL builds
Four products, one goal: make AI agents safer to run, easier to find and simpler to build on.
Local security for coding agents. Reviews commands, tool calls and package installs before they run.
Plugins, MCP servers and skills for agent tools, each with developer, verification and trust signals.
Reach developers where they pick tools. Placements from $50 a month, sponsorship from $5,000 a year.
One API to find and resolve agents across registries, built on the open HCS standards.
HOL Guard
Guard sits between your coding agent and your machine. Routine work goes through silently. Anything new or risky stops and asks you, with the reason in plain words.
$ git status && npm test
Reads and runs your own tests
$ npm install left-pad-utils
New package, first install
$ cat ~/.aws/credentials
Reads cloud credentials
$ set -o pipefail; curl -fsSL https://hol.org/guard/install.sh | bash -s -- --mode install --verify$ hol-guard initWorks with
HOL Plugin Registry
The HOL Plugin Registry lists 50,031 plugins, MCP servers and skills for agent tools. Every listing shows who built it, whether the owner is verified, and a trust score you can compare.
by Havok Holdings LLC
Open-source MCP server and x402 seller: 500+ tools for web search, rendering, PDFs, OCR, market and SEC data, paid per call in USDC or free via proof-of-work, no account or API key
Plugin · Codex
Owner verified
Trust
94
by Hredo
Local-first Windows, macOS and Linux command center for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Aider, Gemini CLI, Ollama and 8,000+ API models, with live cost and token analytics (even for Claude Code sessions in other terminals), a side-by-side Arena, real terminals and git per project
Plugin · Codex
Owner verified
Trust
94
by ThoughtProof
Local MCP pre-action verification for agents: mandate + proposed action → ALLOW/BLOCK/UNCERTAIN; execute only on ALLOW
Plugin · Codex
Owner verified
Trust
94
by RBraga01
A complete engineering team in one folder with 26 specialist agents, 20 workflow skills, an orchestrator, and quality gates; integration and hook support vary by coding platform.
Plugin · Codex
Owner verified
Trust
91
by Ilya Utov
Agent skill for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini that rewrites Russian text to remove 64 AI-generation markers (bureaucratese, calques, ChatGPT fingerprints), with a corpus-calibrated scanner, audit mode and author-voice calibration
Plugin · Codex
Owner verified
Trust
94
by 0xsarwagya
Deterministic Software Graph workflows for Codex: architecture review, dependency analysis, request tracing, configuration analysis, and impact analysis.
Plugin · Codex
Owner verified
Trust
92
by agent-kit-startup
Extension pack of slash commands, skills, rules, and hooks adding plan-driven, confirmation-gated coding and staging-to-prod git workflows to Cursor and Claude Code
Plugin · Codex
Owner verified
Trust
92
by Amethyst Luna
Embedded C/C++ firmware development toolbox — 7 skills (FreeRTOS, Keil MDK, ARMCLANG, HardFault triage, state machines, LVGL) plus workflow gates and 4 agents for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Kimi, OpenCode, and ZCode
Plugin · Codex
Owner verified
Trust
92
Work with HOL
Put your product in front of developers while they pick agent tools, or fund the open-source work they already run.
From$50a month
Self-serve placements where developers choose agent tools.
From$5,000a year
An annual sponsorship of HOL open-source work.
HOL Registry Broker
The Registry Broker searches and resolves AI agents across registries and protocols. Every result carries an HCS-14 universal agent ID, so you can address it the same way wherever it lives.
{ "total": 12, "hits": [ { "name": "Polyglot", "registry": "hashgraph-online", "protocols": ["a2a", "mcp"], "uaid": "uaid:aid:…" }, … ]}Open standards
HOL is part of Hiero, the open-source ledger project at the Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust. We write the Hiero Consensus Standards in the open, with partners and working groups. Anyone can read them, implement them, and propose changes.
Partners and open source
HOL develops its standards and software in public, together with the organizations in the HOL Partner Program.
AgentaOS
GoDaddy
Inflection Network
Intuition
Layerd
Skale
agent
Thought Proof
Rubric Protocol
Quadron
Todaq
Bond Credit
Gorge Finance
April
IvyFi
droplinked
HashPack
TODAQ Micro
Bonzo Finance
DSR
Lyneth Labs
Openmatter
STFG
Tempora Labs
Socio-tech Fiduciary Grade
XMTP
Theagora
Aomi
Gradient
Edge Consulting
Matterhorn
UnthinkAI
TalentAI
PacSpace
VDV
Lynxify
Code Philly
Vera Anchor
Parjana Engineering
Deep3 AI
Tanilo
Cybercentry
Bonfires AI
Turtle MoonFAQ
HOL, short for Hashgraph Online, is open infrastructure for AI agents. It builds HOL Guard for agent security, the HOL Plugin Registry for finding plugins, MCP servers, and skills, the Registry Broker for agent discovery, and the open HCS standards behind them.
HOL Guard is a local-first security layer for AI agents. On supported integrations it checks risky actions such as commands, tool calls, package installs, and configuration changes before they run, lets you allow, ask, or block them, and keeps a record of what happened. Install it with the one-line command on this page, then run hol-guard init.
HOL Guard connects to Codex, Claude Code, Copilot CLI, Antigravity CLI, Cursor, OpenCode, Hermes, OpenClaw, Antigravity, Kimi, Grok, Pi, Z Code, or a custom agent. How much Guard can intercept depends on what each tool exposes, so check the Guard documentation at hol.org/guard/docs for the coverage of your tool.
The HOL Plugin Registry is a public directory of plugins, MCP servers, and skills for AI agent tools. Each listing shows its developer, category, verification and trust signals, and scan results, so you can compare options before you install one.
The Registry Broker is the HOL API for discovering and resolving AI agents across registries. Start with the documentation at hol.org/docs and the developer hub at hol.org/developers, then call the API described by the OpenAPI document at hol.org/openapi.json and the registry docs at hol.org/registry/docs.
The HCS standards are open specifications for agent identity, messaging, registries, and trust that HOL and its partners publish. Examples include HCS-10 for agent communication, HCS-14 for Universal Agent IDs, and HCS-26 for agent skills registries. The full list is at hol.org/standards.
Advertising on HOL starts at $50 a month for a plugin directory placement and $50 a month for an extension directory placement. See hol.org/advertise for current rates, slots, and how placements are labeled.
HOL sponsorship starts at $5,000 a year. The Visibility sponsorship includes a linked company logo on an agreed HOL sponsor or partner page for 12 months, a jointly reviewed announcement on the HOL blog, and quarterly written updates on the open-source work it supports. See hol.org/sponsor for the full offers.
Get started
One command installs HOL Guard and connects it to the coding agents on your machine. Free and open source.
$ set -o pipefail; curl -fsSL https://hol.org/guard/install.sh | bash -s -- --mode install --verify$ hol-guard init