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The World’s First
Agentic Artifact Repository
The AI-native way to store, share, and ship SW packages -
seamlessly part of your dev workflow
Artifact, Build and Release Management
One Place,
Every Artifact
Manage every package and release you use or create in a single
cloud-native artifact registry.
cloud-native artifact registry.
Simplicity by design
Make artifacts a natural extension of their source code
by seamlessly linking with your GitHub repos.
Complete context In One Place
Pull requests, issues, change summary, contributors, and much more are all stored
against your releases, so you can always find them.
Agentic Releases Made Real
Go from code to artifacts and back in a true source-to-production agentic flow. Give agents the
context to locate and perform any action on releases based on their semantic meaning.
Fly Works How You Work
Zero Config Setup
Install and you’re in the flow - no file editing, no configuring package managers and IDEs, no hassle.
OOTB with your Stack
GitHub, GitHub Actions, K8s, your preferred AI IDE, ArgoCD, and more.
Deliver Software
Right From Your IDE
Just chat to build, deploy, distribute or get all
the info you need.
Distribute and Deploy With Ease
No Token Troubles,
Share with Ease
Ensure controlled access by every client
with automated and read-only Tokens.
Get Packages
Wherever Needed
Share releases to runtimes, teammates,
customers, partners, and other agents.
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What’s the difference between JFrog Fly and the JFrog Platform or Artifactory?
JFrog Fly is tailor-made for the needs of small, AI-native dev teams and introduces a whole slew of new AI-native capabilities. JFrog Fly is built on top of the proven JFrog Platform services including Artifactory.
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Who is JFrog Fly for?
JFrog Fly was built by and for modern development teams who need a new AI-native way to store and distribute the software they’re creating. Teams with more enterprise needs, such as SSO or more advanced permissioning are better suited towards the full JFrog Platform.
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What are agentic releases?
An agentic release is when the software release process is managed and orchestrated by autonomous AI agents. With agentic releases you no longer need to manually store packages, manage versions, or correlate packages into a release. Instead you can use semantic cues and natural language to instruct and let your agents take appropriate actions against packages based on the package/build/release context.
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What are semantic releases?
A semantic release is defining a release using natural language to an agent, wherein the agent then collects and bundles the appropriate items up into a new release based on what is described. This is opposed to relying on version numbers to identify, track, and bundle items for release.
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How long will JFrog Fly be in Beta?
JFrog Fly is planned to be GA in early 2026, but may be impacted by feedback we receive during the beta.
