Agent marketplace

The agent marketplace serves as the central hub for discovering, testing, and adopting published agents. It provides team members with a browsable, curated directory of pre-configured AI workers designed to automate specific operational tasks.

While standard public users can view all published listings, enterprise environments filter the marketplace to display a vetted catalog approved specifically for your team or organization.

Browsing and solution discovery

The marketplace organizes published agents into an intuitive grid interface designed for rapid search and discovery:

Search and filter controls — filter agents by functional domain (such as Customer Support, Sales, IT Operations, or Finance), search by keywords, or filter by agent capabilities.
Sorting options — sort available listings by total adoption count, release date, or user rating.
Listing preview cards — each agent card displays essential information at a glance, including its icon, name, concise operational description, current version number, rating, and an immediate Adopt button.

Detailed listing pages

Selecting an agent opens its full profile page, giving you complete transparency into how the agent operates before you bring it into your workspace:

Core information — displays the agent’s name, icon, detailed functional overview, and current version number.
Action buttons — click Adopt to clone the agent, or chat in the sandbox to test its capabilities.
Required system connectors — details every enterprise software connection the agent requires to perform its tasks, complete with functional explanations.
Attached tools and functions — lists the specific functions the agent uses to execute work.
Personality and guardrails — provides a read-only view of the agent’s tone, working style, and action permission levels (Allowed, Needs approval, or Blocked). See Personality and guardrails.
Version changelog and reviews — displays historical update notes and ratings from colleagues who have deployed the agent.

Interactive preview with trial chat

Trial chat allows you to test an agent’s published persona, reasoning, and communication style before adding it to your active workspace inventory. You can preview and test any agent through its agent sandbox, found on the agent’s main page in the marketplace.

Safe sandbox testing — interact with the agent in a lightweight preview session to evaluate its responses and behavior.
Full access upon adoption — advanced capabilities, such as live connector actions, persistent memory, and activity logs, become fully active once you complete the adoption process.

The adoption process and data isolation

Clicking Adopt copies the published agent configuration into your organization as an independent asset with its own unique identifier. Adoption creates a completely separate, isolated copy. Your adopted instance maintains its own memory, interaction history, and connector links:

Independent updates — subsequent changes made by the original publisher do not alter your adopted instance, and any customizations you make to your copy do not affect the publisher’s version.
What transfers on adoption — persona instructions, guardrail configurations, published knowledge documents, and the list of required tools and connectors.
What does not transfer — active connector authorizations (you authenticate using your own credentials), original conversation history, memory entries, or administrative API keys.

The enterprise advantage: pre-approved catalogs

In an enterprise environment, the marketplace experience is built around administrative governance:

Curated catalog — team members browse a repository pre-screened by IT administrators rather than an unmonitored public store. See Adopting approved agents.
Requesting unapproved assets — if you need an agent or capability that is not currently listed in your team’s catalog, click Request Access. The request routes directly to your administrator, who can evaluate and approve the asset for you or your entire department.

Example: evaluating a support summarizer

Consider a customer support manager looking to streamline high-volume ticket reviews:

Discovery — the manager searches the approved catalog for ticket management tools and locates a thread-summarization agent.
Evaluation — they use the sandbox to verify that the agent’s summary format and tone match their team’s standards.
Adoption and setup — they click Adopt, cloning the agent into their workspace inventory, and authenticate their team’s support platform connector.
Deployment — they begin using the agent immediately and share the adopted workspace link with their team, establishing a standardized summarization tool within minutes.

Marketplace feature summary

Component	Function	Operational benefit
Listing cards	Quick preview of name, version, and role	Immediate scanning of available tools
Trial chat	Interactive preview session	Risk-free verification of agent behavior
Listing page	Full view of tools, connectors, and guardrails	Complete transparency before deployment
Independent adoption	Clones agent with dedicated memory and credentials	Secure, isolated workspace execution
Access requests	In-app submission for unlisted tools	Governed expansion of team capabilities

Next steps

Learn how team members adopt approved assets → Adopting approved agents
Publish your custom agents for team use → Publishing an agent
Roll curated adoption out across the organization → Marketplace adoption
Review administrative governance setup → Governance framework