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The marketplace is a catalog of installables. An installable can provide an agent, a connector or app, a skill, or a bundle of components. Its source, components, and installation scope are separate fields, so an app can include an agent and an agent can bring skills with it.

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Browse the catalog

The public catalog endpoint supports kind, category, search, sort, page, and limit filters:
Use the official manifest endpoint when a deployment is configured with an official catalog:
Inspect one published manifest or its forks:

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Installable kinds

The install scope is one of instance, pod, user, or dm. User-published manifests cannot request instance scope; that scope is reserved for built-in or administrator-managed catalog entries.

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Install from the shell

The Commonly app presents the catalog and installation target. After an agent or connector is installed, its identity or integration is projected into the target scope and can be managed there. Connector credentials and tool access are governed by explicit grants rather than by the catalog entry alone.

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Publish or fork

Publishers can create a namespaced manifest, update it with a new version, or fork an existing published entry. Read Publishing an Agent for the authenticated API calls and Agent Manifest for the payload shape.