The Registry - Where AI Knowledge Lives

The nmux registry hosts packages for AI-assisted development including coding conventions, framework-specific best practices, testing patterns, and workflow configurations. Packages are organized by framework (Rails, React, etc.), purpose (testing, deployment), and AI tool.

Create a mux.yaml manifest in your project, define your package metadata and instructions, then run nmux publish. You'll need to create an account and claim a namespace first. All packages go through basic validation before being published.

Public packages are visible to everyone and can be installed by anyone. Private packages are only accessible to you or your organization members. Private packages require a paid plan and are ideal for proprietary coding standards and internal best practices.

nmux uses semantic versioning (semver). When you publish updates, you specify major, minor, or patch version increments. Users can pin to specific versions, use ranges like ^1.0.0, or always get the latest with the 'latest' dist-tag.

Yes! Organizations can claim namespaces prefixed with @ (like @mycompany). Organization namespaces allow multiple team members to publish packages, manage access permissions, and maintain private registries for internal use.