HOW-TO
Create an agent package. AI agent templates your team can reuse.
Agent packages are AI agent templates for your team. Bring published skills, MCP endpoints from the catalogue, prompts and the names of secrets into one setup everyone can reuse. Joyst packages agents. It does not orchestrate them.
INGREDIENTS
What goes in a package
- Skills
Published skills from the registry.
- MCP servers
Endpoints from the catalogue, never embedded tokens.
- Prompts and secrets
Approved prompts, plus the names of secrets in the vault.
STEPS
Create an agent package. Compose, save, share.
- Choose what goes in
Choose published skills, MCP servers from the catalogue, prompts and secret names.
- Save the package
Save the setup in your organisation’s catalogue, with an owner.
- Share
Private, group or organisation, with view, use and manage rights.
- Set up in your AI tool
Agents follow the setup step by step in Claude, Cursor, Grok and others. Live MCP calls do not pass through Joyst.
BOUNDARIES
What this is not
- Not orchestration
Joyst does not replace LangGraph or AutoGen. It packages agents consistently.
- Not a marketplace
A private agent library for your organisation.
- No pasted keys
Packages use secret names, not pasted keys.
- Connections happen in your tool
Third-party MCP sign-in and tool calls happen in your AI tool.
RELATED
Keep exploring.
- Resources hub
Practical guides to setting up and using Joyst.
Open - Agents
Package skills, prompts, MCP servers and secrets into reusable setups.
Open - How to add and sync a skill
Add skills to the registry and keep them in step.
Open - How to connect an MCP server
Connect, document and approve MCP servers for your team.
Open - Add and use secrets
Store keys in the vault and refer to them safely.
Open - How to create and version a prompt
Create, version and reuse prompts in your organisation’s catalogue.
Open - Share AI agents across harnesses
Share agent packages across AI tools.
Open - Controlled substitution
Use vault secrets by name. Designed to keep keys out of the model’s context.
Open
Agent package FAQ
Once you are signed in, open Agents. The guide to finding the agent library has more detail.
Use published skills, so the team works from approved versions.
No. Joyst packages the setup. Your AI tool runs it.
Package an agent your team can reuse.
Create an organisation account and bring skills, prompts, MCP servers, secrets and agents into one private catalogue.
- Private to your organisation
- Draft, then publish
- Limited open beta