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Tools Marketplace

The marketplace is the discovery layer where you search, filter, and browse public tools and agents. Browsing is open to anyone; running a tool requires an account, sufficient Run Balance, and (for API use) an API key.

Finding what you need

Section titled “Finding what you need”

The marketplace offers full-text search across names and descriptions, plus filters for:

  • Tool type (Function, MCP, Storm).
  • Runtime (Python variants, JavaScript, Lua).
  • Category, sector, and tags.
  • Verification status and pricing model.
  • Agent connectors.

Sort by newest, most-run (popularity), or alphabetical.

Listing details

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A tool card shows its name, icon, type, runtime, category, publisher, and usage stats. The detail page adds documentation, changelog history, API code examples, user reviews with ratings, a publisher Q&A section, and an in-browser way to run it.

Community signals

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Three things help you judge a listing: user reviews, publisher-answered questions, and detailed changelogs that show how a tool has evolved (and any breaking changes). If a tool you need doesn’t exist, the Paid Projects section lets the community request, vote on, or fund custom development.

In the enterprise

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Enterprise teams adopt tools from an admin-approved catalog rather than the entire public marketplace, so people move fast inside what the organization has vetted. See Adopting approved agents for the same pattern applied to agents.