OSS vs. Enterprise

Review the benefits that Solo Enterprise for agentregistry adds on top of the open source project.

Feature	OSS	Enterprise
Agent lifecycle
Scaffold agents	✅	✅
Build, publish, and version agents	✅	✅
Run agents locally	✅	✅
Add MCP servers to agents	✅	✅
Add skills to agents	✅	✅
Blueprints (agent + dependencies as a deployment unit)	✅	✅
Import from Git repository	✅	✅
Import from a running agent	✅	✅
Convert agent to reusable template	❌	✅
Deployment
Deploy to Kubernetes (Kagent)	✅	✅
Deploy to AWS AgentCore	❌	✅
Discovery
Discover agents on Kubernetes	✅	✅
Discover agents on AWS AgentCore	❌	✅
Discover agents on Azure AI Foundry	❌	✅
Discover agents on Microsoft Copilot Studio	❌	✅
Unified multi-cloud dashboard	❌	✅
Catalog and search
Semantic search across agents, MCP servers, and skills	✅	✅
MCP servers as catalog artifacts	✅	✅
Skills as versioned catalog artifacts	✅	✅
Prompts as versioned catalog artifacts	✅	✅
Prompt variables and templating	✅	✅
Registry as MCP server (runtime tool and skill discovery)	✅	✅
Security and governance
Registry RBAC with built-in roles	❌	✅
Identity Provider integration and JWT claims mapping	❌	✅
Namespace-scoped permissions	❌	✅
Fine-grained access control with custom action policies	❌	✅
Runtime authorization via agentgateway	❌	✅
Centralized policy decision and enforcement point	❌	✅
Artifact approval workflows	❌	✅
Chat invocation access control	❌	✅
Observability
Distributed tracing via OpenTelemetry	❌	✅
Audit logging	❌	✅
Audit event export to external SIEM	❌	✅
MCP server management
Expose MCP servers via managed gateway (Virtual runtime)	❌	✅

Runtime architectures