Claim Your Namespace

Your skills are already on APM

APM automatically indexes public GitHub repositories containing valid SKILL.md files. If you or your organization has published agent skills on GitHub, they're likely already discoverable on the APM registry — searchable by name, scope, and description, and installable by anyone with the CLI.

Claiming your namespace gives you full control over how those skills appear and who can manage them.

What you get

Step 1: Sign in with GitHub

Go to apm.orthg.nl and click Sign in. APM uses GitHub OAuth — no separate account needed. We request read access to your profile, email, and org memberships.

Step 2: Create your organization

The onboarding wizard walks you through creating an organization. This is your publisher identity on APM.

1. Enter your namespace — use your GitHub username or org name (e.g., anthropics)
2. Enter a display name — the human-readable name shown on the registry
3. Click Create Organization

Your namespace is created automatically to match your org name. For example, creating org anthropics gives you the @anthropics namespace.

Reserved namespaces

Well-known company and project names are reserved to prevent squatting. If you try to claim a reserved name:

1. You'll see a prompt to explain your ownership (e.g., "I'm an admin of the GitHub org")
2. Submit the request — it appears in your dashboard as pending
3. An APM admin reviews and approves or rejects (you'll receive an email either way)
4. Approved orgs receive the verified badge

You don't need to wait — create a different org in the meantime if needed. The pending request is non-blocking.

Step 3: Connect your GitHub repo

Once your namespace is active:

1. From your dashboard, click your organization, then click your namespace
2. Click Connect GitHub Repository
3. Search for and select your repo
4. APM scans the repo and shows all found SKILL.md files
5. Select the skills you want to import and click Import

Each imported skill is validated, parsed, and published under your namespace. Your existing indexed skills are now under your control.

Step 4: Enable auto-sync

After your first import, enable auto-sync to keep your registry skills updated automatically:

1. On your namespace page, find the Auto-sync section
2. Click Enable Auto-sync
3. APM sets up a GitHub webhook on your repo
4. Every push automatically updates affected SKILL.md files in the registry

No manual re-imports needed — push to GitHub and the registry updates within seconds.

Step 5: Invite your team

From your organization page, invite team members by GitHub username:

Your dashboard

Your dashboard at apm.orthg.nl/dashboard is your home base:

From here you can:

• View all your organizations and namespaces
• See package counts, download stats, and member counts
• Click into any namespace to manage skills, sync repos, and view analytics
• Create access tokens for CLI and API authentication

Get the verified badge

The verified badge is a trust signal that tells users your namespace is the official source. Reserved namespaces (e.g., @anthropics, @google) are automatically verified when approved.

For non-reserved namespaces, verification is available to organizations that demonstrate active maintenance and community trust.

Ready to claim?

Sign in and claim your namespace →

Questions?

• Account Setup — detailed setup guide
• Publishing Skills — GitHub sync, auto-sync, and managing packages
• Opting Out — how to remove skills from the registry
• GitHub Issues — report bugs or request features