Stellar Registry brings npm-style module discovery to Soroban: browse deployed contracts by name, import WASMs with typed clients, and manage versioning across the ecosystem. AHA presents the governance model and use cases at this week's Dev Meeting.
Stellar Registry from AHA is Stellar's on-chain module distribution system for smart contracts and WASMs. The platform lets developers browse deployed contract instances by name, import contract clients directly in Soroban projects via Rust macros, and version their modules. Named contracts go through governance to reach the root registry, while developers can create their own verified sub-registries. Kale's developer uses this to maintain multiple contract versions. Registry transforms Stellar into a full module distribution network—similar to npm, crates.io, or PyPI. This week's Dev Meeting covers the CLI, governance model, and how to use Registry from the browser and during contract development.
