Explore Marketplace

The Explore marketplace is where you find work other people have published: agents, skills, tasks, shortcuts, templates, automations, and connector presets. With an account, you can browse the whole marketplace. Install what you need once you sign in. And when you build something worth sharing, publish your own agent for anyone to find.

Find things on Explore

Select Explore in the sidebar. The page opens on Featured Templates and a For You section, which appears as "Popular this week" at first. Below the search bar, Browse by category tiles count items across every type, so no tile points at an empty category. The filter bar stays in view as you scroll, so you can narrow results without losing your place.

Read a listing without an account

Listing pages for skills, templates, and automations are public. Open a shared link signed out and the page reads the same as it does for a signed-in member. Shortcut pages ask you to sign in first. Share an agent link and it previews with the agent's name and summary, in Slack, in messages, or in a social feed.

Install what you need

Sign in, open a listing, and use its install action. Each type installs differently:

• An agent: select Use this agent and you land on your own copy of the agent.

• A skill: select View skill on the card, then install the skill from its page.

• A task: select Install task. Tasks install into the project you have open, so open one first.

• A template: select Install template and the template lands in your project as a copy you own. A project template instead builds you a whole new project from the template.

• A shortcut: select Activate. The shortcut saves to your library as a lightweight prompt, ready to run in any thread.

• A connector preset: select Install, then connect the service to finish setup.

What comes with an install

An agent listing names every skill and template the agent comes with. Parts published in their own right link to their own listings, so you can see the full bundle before you install. Everything named comes over into your workspace when you install.

Publish your own agent

1. Open your agent and choose the publish option in its menu. The listing page opens as the editor.

2. Write the title, pick a category, and describe what the agent does. Add showcase images. If another listing already uses the title you typed, you find out as you type, not at the end.

3. Confirm the disclosure. Publishing gives anyone who installs your agent a copy of its instructions, and the confirm tells you so before the listing goes live.

To update a listing later, open it and edit in place. Your creator page gathers everything you have published, and each listing links back to it.

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