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Sharing your own recipe

If you've built an AI agent setup you're happy with, you can share it with everyone else as a recipe. Other people then see it in the catalog and can install it in one click — just like the ready-made recipes you browse.

It's completely free. You are sharing a setup, not selling it. There are no prices, no payments, and nothing changes hands.

What actually gets shared

Publishing copies only the setup — the topics, persona, writing style, and schedule. It never shares your private posts, your connected accounts, your brand assets, or any of your data. People who install it use it with their own brand and their own channels.

How to publish your recipe

Open the agent you want to share

Go to your AI agents and pick the one with a setup you're proud of — its role, topics, style, and schedule are all part of what you'll share.

Choose Publish as a recipe

Open the agent's menu and choose Publish as a recipe. Give it a clear name, a short description, and a category so people can find it when they browse.

Review what you're sharing

Sosyabot shows you the setup that will become public — the persona, the writing prompt, the style, and the schedule. Check that none of it contains anything you'd rather keep private.

Publish it

Confirm, and your recipe appears in the catalog for free. From there you can see how many people have installed it.

Publishing makes the setup public

The persona, the system prompt, the image style, and the schedule all become visible to anyone in the catalog. Don't put anything private in them — no real names, passwords, internal links, secrets, or sensitive instructions. If it shouldn't be public, take it out before you publish.

Good to know

  • It's free — you're sharing, not selling. No prices, no payouts, no orders. The Marketplace is a sharing catalog.
  • Only the setup travels. Topics, persona, style, and schedule are copied. Your posts, accounts, brand, and data stay private.
  • You can see your reach. Once a recipe is published, you can see how many people have installed it.
  • Installers stay in control. Anyone who installs your recipe gets it switched off, bound to their brand and channels, until they review and turn it on.
For developers

Publishing is one write action — there is no payment, order, or payout:

POST /api/v1/catalog/agent-recipes/publish   publish one of your workspace agents as a recipe (auth + workspace)

It takes one of your existing workspace agents and creates a published AgentRecipe — a blueprint only: name, description, category, tags, role, persona, system_prompt, image_style, voice, schedule_cron, timezone, posts_per_run, daily_limit, autonomy_level, and the generate_image/design/video flags. No posts, accounts, brand assets, or workspace data are copied. The install_count field tracks how many people have installed it.