Host, share, promote and track release artifacts via your coding agent

In plain words

Fly is a release management tool that lets developers manage build artifacts and deployments through natural language commands in their terminal. When CI pipelines push artifacts to the Fly Registry, it automatically generates releases with summaries, architectural decisions, and commit history, all searchable by semantic queries. Developers can deploy to different environments, compare versions, share binaries with partners, and track security fixes without manually tracking version numbers or Git hashes. It's designed for teams using coding agents who need faster artifact operations alongside their automated workflows.

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From the sources

Learn how JFrog Fly’s agentic AI capabilities are graduating into the main JFrog Platform and Artifactory to bring seamless, AI-native release management and developer ergonomics to enterprise software supply chains.

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