Marketplace

The marketplace is a community catalog inside the AI Console. You discover and import other members' published agents and skills into your own console, and you publish your own agents and skills for others to use. This page explains the browse, my-listings, and my-imports views, the kind filter, the publish wizard, how an import works, and the privacy rules around memory. The marketplace is available on the Free, Pro Lite, and Pro plans; browsing and importing are open to any console user, and any user who has at least one of their own agents can publish.

Before you begin

Sign in to your account. The marketplace runs inside the AI Console.
To publish, build at least one agent first. See Subagents and Create a subagent.

Quickstart

Open the marketplace
Go to the AI Console and open the marketplace surface.
Find an agent
Use the search box, the sort dropdown, and the tag chips to narrow the browse grid.
Open a listing
Select a card to read its full description and README, the agents it includes, and any memories it expects you to set up.
Import it
Select Import to copy the listing's agents into your own console, where you can rename and edit them.

What it shows

The marketplace has three sub-tabs and a listing detail view, described in the following list.

Browse: a searchable, filterable grid of public listings, each showing a name, description, tags, and popularity signals (votes and install count), with a featured spotlight when you are not actively searching. A kind filter (All, Agents, Skills) narrows the grid to one listing type.
My listings: the agents and skills you have published, in any state, with a "Publish new listing" button.
My imports: the listings you have installed, with an "update available" hint when the original has been re-published since you imported it.
Listing detail: opens in place when you select a card, showing the full description and README, the agents included, and any memories the agent expects you to set up yourself before running it.
Publish wizard: turns one of your own agents (or a bundle) into a listing. It collects the agents to include, the listing metadata, and a README, with optional AI helpers for the metadata and README text.

Inputs

Browse search: free-text search over listings, debounced as you type. Default empty.
Sort: Featured, Top, Popular, Newest, or Oldest. Default Newest.
Kind filter: plain-text toggles of All (default), Agents, and Skills, narrowing the grid to one listing type.
Tag filter chips: toggles derived from the current results to narrow by tag. Default none active.
Sub-tab selector: Browse (default), My listings, or My imports.
Per-listing actions: Import (installs the listing's agents), Vote, Report, and from My imports, Update (re-syncs an imported agent to the listing's latest version).
Publish wizard fields: which of your agents to include, a listing name, description, and tags, and a README. Optional AI-assist buttons draft the metadata and README for you. These AI drafts spend a small number of credits like any other AI call.

Outputs and how to read them

Browse grid: approved, published listings with their vote and install counts. Higher counts signal community traction.
An import: copies the listing's agent setup into your own console as new agents you can run and edit. Your copy is independent of the original, so later edits or deletions by the author do not change what you imported.
Update available: My imports shows this marker when the source listing has a newer version than the one you installed. Select Update to re-sync.
A skill import: copies the skill into your own set, where it counts against your plan's skill limit and is yours to edit. Publishing a skill starts from the Skills surface with Publish to marketplace, not from this page. See Skills.

How it is calculated

The marketplace is discovery and sharing, not a calculation. Sort orders are simple orderings by recency, votes, or install count, and search is text matching. Importing and publishing do not spend credits; running an imported agent draws down credits like any agent, by the rules on the Subagents page. The AI-assist drafts in the publish wizard spend a small number of credits like any AI call.

Data and timing

Marketplace content is community-generated. Listings, votes, install counts, and your imports are application data, updated in real time as members publish, vote, import, and update. No market data feed is involved.

Use cases

Discover a ready-made specialist agent, for example a dividend-focused or earnings-focused assistant, and import it in one step.
Publish an agent you built so other members can use it, and track its votes and installs.
Keep an imported agent current by applying updates when the author ships a new version.
Browse by tag to find agents for a specific job.

Limitations and disclosures

Listings are member-contributed. Review an agent's instructions before relying on it, and recreate any expected memories after importing. Anything an imported agent produces is research support, not a recommendation. Your per-tier limit on how many agents you can keep still applies after importing.

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