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Marketplace

The Marketplace is a catalog of ready-made setups you can add to your account. Think of it like a recipe book: someone already worked out a good "recipe" — what the AI assistant should post about, how often, and in what style — and you just install it. No money changes hands. Nothing is bought or sold.

Each item in the catalog is called a recipe. A recipe is a pre-built AI agent (an assistant that creates and schedules posts for you). When you install one, Sosyabot makes a copy of that setup inside your workspace, connected to your brand and your channels.

One thing to remember

Installed recipes always start switched off. Nothing is posted until you look it over and turn it on yourself. You are always in control.

How it works

InstallOff1 · Pick and install from the catalog2 · Arrives off — you switch it on
Browse, install, review, turn on — you decide when anything goes live.

What you can do here

Good to know

  • It's free. The Marketplace is a sharing catalog, not a shop. There are no prices, orders, carts, or payouts.
  • Installing copies the setup, not your data. You get the recipe's style and schedule; it then works with your own brand and channels.
  • Nothing posts on its own. Every installed recipe waits switched off until you review and enable it.
For developers

The catalog is served from GET /api/v1/catalog/agent-recipes (authenticated). Two write actions exist, both install-only — there is no order, cart, payment, or payout model:

GET    /api/v1/catalog/agent-recipes              list published recipes (auth)
POST   /api/v1/catalog/agent-recipes/publish      publish one of your own agents as a recipe (auth + workspace)
POST   /api/v1/catalog/agent-recipes/:id/install  clone the recipe into an INACTIVE agent (auth + workspace + active subscription + ai.agents feature)

An AgentRecipe stores the agent blueprint only: name, description, category, tags, role, persona, system_prompt, image_style, voice, schedule_cron, timezone, posts_per_run, daily_limit, autonomy_level, the generate_image/design/video flags, published, install_count, and the creator references. Installing creates a normal agent in the caller's workspace, inactive, bound to their brand and connected accounts.