Publishing & versioning
Publish your agent to get a share link and a marketplace listing, then iterate with versions.
Publishing makes your agent usable by other people. You get a link to share and a listing in the marketplace. After that, every change you make is a version, so you can improve the agent without breaking it for users.
Publishing
To publish, set the agent live. Kavela runs a readiness check first and flags anything missing, such as a tested tool, a skill that adds value, or a payout account for a paid agent. See Evals & quality.
Once it's live you get:
- a share-to-use link you can drop in a newsletter, a post, or a message, and
- a marketplace listing so people can find the agent by searching for the task.
Anyone with the link can try the agent for free, then subscribe.
Versioning
Every change you make to an agent is recorded as a version. This gives you:
- A history. See what changed and when.
- Rollback. If a release makes the agent worse, go back to the version that worked.
- A changelog. Tell your users what's new in each release.
How far back your history goes depends on your plan: 7 days on Free, up to unlimited on Max and Business. See Plans, pricing & limits.
A/B testing with versions
Versions are how you test changes for real. Publish an update, watch how it does against the version before it, and keep the one that performs better. If a change underperforms, roll back. This lets you A/B test your agent instead of guessing.