atl search
Search the public registry.
Usage
bash
atl search <query><query> matches against team names, descriptions, and keywords. It's case-insensitive and substring-based; no regex.
Example
bash
atl search dotnetNAME STATUS DESCRIPTION
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software-project-team verified .NET 9 API + Flutter + React + full Docker stackStatus badges:
verified— reviewed by AgentTeamLand maintainers. Expected to install cleanly and follow conventions.community— listed in the registry, not yet reviewed. Works, but use at your own risk.deprecated— still installable, but no longer maintained. Migrate when convenient.
Empty query
atl search with no query prints the entire registry, sorted alphabetically.
Offline behavior
The registry is cached locally after the first fetch. atl search works offline using the cached copy; it prints a note so you know the results may be stale.
No results?
The registry is PR-driven and young — if your domain isn't covered, that's likely just "not yet." Consider:
- Using a Git URL directly:
atl install https://github.com/you/your-team.git - Publishing your own team: Creating a team
- Submitting it to the registry: Registry submission
Related
atl install— install what you find.- Registry submission — get your team listed.