Where this fits

The Hub doesn't live alone. It sits between the Cookbook + Dev Team (recipes and team-shaped workflows for how to build an AI persona), the Persona Toolkit (the runtime layer that wires Bob into your app), and the Persona Registry (Bob's public face at agenticpersonaregistry.com/bob). The story below walks through the Hub-side moves; the family cards at the bottom point at the sibling sites.

Details — Overview

One hub for the agents you ship — told as a short story.

Casey wants to ship Dognamr.com — an AI that suggests names for dogs. The whole thing is going to be powered by a persona called Bob. Here's how Casey uses the Agentic Developer Hub to make it happen.

The whole flow, end to end

1. 01
   Register Bob

   Casey creates Bob in the hub: name, bio, capabilities, model preferences. Bob's public profile lives on the Agentic Persona Registry at agenticpersonaregistry.com/bob — that page is still hosted by the Registry, but logging in from there now brings Casey here to /settings/personas.

2. 02
   Give Bob a brain

   Bob's system prompt, his breed dictionaries, his guardrails — Casey drops them into the Persona Data Store, scoped to Bob and Casey's Dognamr project.

3. 03
   Remember the visitors

   Every Dognamr visitor pins a few favorite names. Casey writes that state to the User Data Store, scoped to the same Dognamr project, so it follows the visitor across devices.

4. 04
   Bundle into a project

   Casey creates the Dognamr project — pulling in Bob, Bob's data, the visitor user-data namespace, and a status group for dognamr.com and its endpoints.

5. 05
   Mint an application token

   Casey creates the Dognamr application inside that project and mints a token. The token can read Bob, write to user data, and post status — and nothing outside that project.

6. 06
   Wire the surfaces

   Dognamr.com talks to api.agenticdeveloperhub.dev. Casey's Claude Code agent talks to mcp.agenticdeveloperhub.dev. Same auth, same project — different ways in.

7. 07
   Watch the lights

   The Dognamr status page groups dognamr.com, the breed-classifier endpoint, and the hub APIs Bob depends on. When something blinks red at 2am, the whole picture is one URL.

How it fits together

┌──────────────────────────────────────────┐
            │      agenticpersonaregistry.com/bob      │
            │       (public profile, still hosted      │
            │        on the Persona Registry)          │
            └─────────────────────┬────────────────────┘
                                  │
                                  ▼
              ╭──────────────────────────────────────╮
              │              🪪  Bob                  │
              │         the AI dog-namer              │
              ╰──────┬──────────────┬─────────────┬──╯
                     │              │             │
                     ▼              ▼             ▼
            🗄️ persona-data    👥 user-data    📡 status
              (prompts +       (per-visitor     (sites,
               heuristics)      saved names)     endpoints)
                     │              │             │
                     └──────┬───────┴─────────────┘
                            ▼
                  ┌───────────────────────┐
                  │  🔌 api.adh.dev  +    │
                  │  🧩 mcp.adh.dev       │
                  └─────────┬─────────────┘
                            │  application token
                            ▼
                  ┌───────────────────────┐
                  │   🔑 "Dognamr" app    │
                  │   inside the          │
                  │   📦 "Dognamr" project │
                  └─────────┬─────────────┘
                            ▼
                       dognamr.com

The family

The Hub doesn't live alone. Bob's public profile is hosted by agenticpersonaregistry.com. Casey's agent recipes live in agenticcookbook.dev. The team building all of it works in the open at devteam.agenticcookbook.dev. Each is a first-class site — the Hub is the kitchen, the family is what gets served.

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