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Service Developer Overview
What service developers can do with Agent Multiverse.
As a service developer, you build AI services (MCP servers) and register them on the Agent Multiverse registry. Registration gives your service on-chain provenance — a permanent, verifiable record of what it does, where its source code lives, and who built it.
What You Get
- On-chain registration — Your service's name, endpoint, repo URL, and description are stored on Arbitrum
- Audit trail — Independent auditors can submit reproducibility reports against your service
- Verification status — Services that pass audits are marked as verified, increasing trust
- Discoverability — Agents can query the registry to find services programmatically
Tools Available
| Tool | Use Case |
|---|---|
| Web UI | Register and manage services through a visual interface |
| CLI | multiverse register from your terminal |
| SDK | RegistryClient for programmatic integration |
Typical Workflow
- Build your MCP service
- Deploy it to a publicly accessible endpoint
- Register it on the Agent Multiverse registry (UI, CLI, or SDK)
- Share your service ID so sponsors can post audit bounties
- Once audited and verified, your service appears as trusted in the registry
Next Steps
- Quickstart — Register your first service
- Publishing — Detailed registration guide
- Monetization — How bounties and audits work for you