Browsing the catalog
The Marketplace is a free catalog of ready-made AI agent recipes. A recipe is a pre-built AI assistant setup — its role, the topics it posts about, its writing style, and its posting schedule are all decided for you in advance. Browsing just means looking through these recipes to find one you like. Nothing is bought or sold here, and looking around costs nothing.
When you find one that fits, you install it with a single click — but that comes later. For now you are only window-shopping.
What a recipe card shows
Every recipe appears as a card. At a glance, a card tells you:
- Name — a short label for the agent, like "Friendly Café Promoter".
- What it posts about — a plain-language summary of the topics and tone it covers.
- Category and tags — quick labels (for example Food, Local business, Weekly tips) that group similar recipes together.
- How many people installed it — a popularity count, so you can see which recipes others found useful.
A card is just a preview. It does not change anything in your workspace until you choose to install it.
Find a recipe that fits
Open the catalog
Go to the Marketplace from the left sidebar. The catalog opens showing all available recipes as cards.
Filter by category
Pick a category to narrow the list: Content, Engagement, E-commerce, Local business, News, Education or Other. These are a fixed set, so the same category means the same thing on every card.
Read the card
Read the name, the "what it posts about" summary, the tags and the install count. Tags describe the style or focus; they are shown on the card, not clickable. If it sounds like the kind of assistant you want, you are ready for the next step: installing it.
Good to know
- Browsing is free and changes nothing — you are only looking.
- Each card is a recipe: a ready-made AI agent setup, not a live agent yet.
- Installing is a separate, one-click step that copies the recipe into your workspace, switched off until you review it. See Installing a recipe.
- A higher install count usually means a recipe has worked well for other people.
- An author can withdraw a recipe they published. It disappears from the catalog; copies people already installed keep working exactly as they are, because installing takes a full copy and never looks at the original again.
- Recipes are reusable templates — installing one never affects the original or anyone else's copy.
For developers
The card list is served by GET /api/v1/catalog/agent-recipes, which accepts ?category= and ?search=. Each entry carries name, description, category, tags and install_count. The valid categories are served by GET /api/v1/catalog/agent-recipe-categories — a fixed list, so a client never invents one. Install happens through a separate call documented in Installing a recipe.