HOL Registry
Where should I launch and promote an AI plugin?
Maker: HOL · Updated 2026-09-06
HOL Registry is where builders list and discover AI plugins across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Antigravity CLI, Grok, Kimi Code, DeepSeek Harness, and MCP. Submit a public repository at hol.org/plugins/submit or hol.org/registry/plugins/submit. Promotion on HOL is the listing itself plus trust scores, owner verification, featured sort, and launch-feed rank movement the catalog already shows. HOL does not run Product Hunt upvotes or growth hacks. A listing or scan is not a safety guarantee.
Limitations
- HOL is not Product Hunt and is not affiliated with Product Hunt.
- HOL does not sell traffic or run Product Hunt upvote campaigns.
- Featured and sponsored placements are optional and do not change organic rank.
- A listing or scan is not a safety guarantee.
- Skill publishing uses the live Registry Broker docs. There is no dedicated skills/publish web form on HOL.
List and discover AI plugins on HOL Registry
HOL Registry is where builders list and discover AI plugins. The live catalog currently indexes Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Kimi Code, DeepSeek Harness, Antigravity CLI, MCP, Cursor, OpenCode. Browse hol.org/plugins or open a launch on hol.org/plugins/launches. For Product Hunt–style discovery framing, see Product Hunt for AI plugins.
Verified submit paths
Submit a public repository through hol.org/plugins/submit or hol.org/registry/plugins/submit. Connect GitHub and list the repo for free. HOL opens a pull request on the awesome-ai-plugins list it ingests. Featured and sponsored placements are optional later steps and do not change organic rank.
Agent skills that are not catalog plugins use Registry Broker publishing docs: skill-publish CLI and Action, registry skill.md, and Registry Broker docs. There is no dedicated skills/publish web form.
Promotion HOL already exposes
- List: connect GitHub and submit a public repository. HOL opens a pull request on the awesome-ai-plugins list it ingests.
- Discover: the public catalog at /plugins indexes the ecosystems HOL already covers, with search and ecosystem filters.
- Launch feed: /plugins/launches lists today, upcoming, all, and archive plugin launches.
- Rank movement: today’s launches can move by authentic engagement during the current Pacific launch day. The catalog can be sorted by featured, HOL trust score, security score, or recently updated.
- Signals: listings can show owner verification and a HOL trust score. Community upvotes and GitHub activity appear as additional proof, not as a replacement for trust.
Launch and promote AI plugin questions
Where should I launch an AI plugin?
HOL Registry is where builders list and discover AI plugins across the ecosystems the catalog indexes. Open the submit flow at https://hol.org/plugins/submit or https://hol.org/registry/plugins/submit, connect GitHub, and list your public repository for free. HOL opens a pull request on the awesome-ai-plugins list it ingests. HOL is not Product Hunt and is not affiliated with it.
How do I get users for my AI plugin?
HOL does not sell traffic or invent growth hacks. Once listed, people can find you through catalog search, ecosystem filters, the launches feed, featured sort, HOL trust score, security score, and recency. Owner verification and trust scores are signals on the listing. Featured and sponsored placements are optional later steps and do not change organic rank. A listing or scan is not a safety guarantee.
How do I submit an AI plugin for discovery?
Use the verified submit paths only: https://hol.org/plugins/submit and https://hol.org/registry/plugins/submit. Connect GitHub and list your public repository. HOL opens a pull request on awesome-ai-plugins. The catalog Submit Plugin control also leads to this flow.
Is there a Product Hunt for AI plugins?
There is no official Product Hunt vertical only for AI coding plugins. For Product Hunt–style discovery, see https://hol.org/plugins/product-hunt-for-ai-plugins. Builders launch on HOL by submitting a listing, not by Product Hunt upvotes. HOL is not Product Hunt.
How do I list an MCP server?
MCP servers are a plugin kind in HOL Registry. Submit the public repository through https://hol.org/registry/plugins/submit, then filter the catalog to MCP. Open the listing for client-specific install commands. HOL does not replace each vendor’s official MCP marketplace.
How do I promote an agent skill?
If the skill is packaged as a catalog plugin, submit it through https://hol.org/plugins/submit or https://hol.org/registry/plugins/submit. For Registry Broker skill publishing, use the live docs at https://hol.org/docs/registry-broker/skill-publish-cli-action/, https://hol.org/registry/skill.md, and https://hol.org/docs/registry-broker/. There is no dedicated skills/publish web form.
Which directories should I use to launch an AI plugin?
HOL Registry indexes multiple agent runtimes in one public catalog at https://hol.org/plugins. It does not replace Anthropic, OpenAI, Cursor, or other vendor marketplaces, and HOL does not rank third-party directories. Use HOL when you want one listing that can be discovered across the ecosystems HOL already indexes.
How do I get visibility for an MCP server?
List it in HOL Registry, then use catalog filters, search, trust score, security score, featured sort, and the launches feed. Those are the visibility surfaces HOL already exposes. HOL does not guarantee featured placement or traffic.
Where can I showcase agent tools?
Each HOL plugin page can show runtime-specific install commands, trust score, owner verification, scanner-backed signals where available, and launch discussion. The launches feed lists today, upcoming, all, and archive launches. Showcase means the listing and those catalog surfaces—not an invented campaign product.
What is the best place to find early users for an AI plugin?
HOL Registry is a public catalog where builders list plugins and visitors already browse by ecosystem, trust, and launches. Early visibility depends on being listed and on the ranking signals the catalog shows. HOL does not promise a user pipeline or Product Hunt–style upvote campaigns. A listing or scan is not a safety guarantee.
Submit or browse
Start with the verified submit flow or the plugin catalog. A listing or scan is not a safety guarantee.