Agent Marketplace

The LobeHub Agent Marketplace brings together high-quality Agents built by creators around the world. Whether you need a coding Agent, a writing advisor, a language tutor, or a specialist in a niche domain — you'll find a ready-to-use option here. Each Agent is crafted by community members and verified through real-world use.

The Marketplace is also an open platform. Publish your own Agents, share your expertise, and contribute to a growing library that gets better with every creator who joins.

Overview

The marketplace provides:

• Discovery: Browse community-created agents across dozens of categories
• Publishing: Share your agents with the world
• Versioning: Track and manage agent updates with semantic versioning
• Analytics: Monitor your agent's usage and installations
• Collaboration: Fork and improve existing agents

Explore the Marketplace

Click Community → Agents in the left sidebar to open the Agent Marketplace.

Agents are organized by category, so you can find exactly what you need without scrolling through everything.

Agent Categories

Category	Examples	Use Cases
Development	Code reviewers, debuggers	Software engineering, code quality
Writing	Copywriters, editors, proofreaders	Content creation, polishing
Analysis	Data analysts, researchers	Research, insights, reports
Education	Tutors, explainers	Learning new topics, teaching
Creative	Artists, brainstormers, storytellers	Design, ideation, fiction
Business	Consultants, strategists	Business operations, planning
Productivity	Task managers, summarizers	Workflow optimization
Language	Translators, language tutors	Communication, language learning

Install and Use an Agent

<Steps> ### Find an Agent

Browse or search for an agent that matches your needs. Use category filters or the search bar to narrow results.

View Details

Click any Agent card to open its detail page. Review:

• Description and capabilities — What the Agent specializes in
• Model and Skills — Which AI model and plugins it uses
• Install count — How many users have already added it
• Creator information — Who built and maintains the Agent
• Version history — How the Agent has evolved

Install to Your Workspace

Click Add Agent & Chat to add it and start immediately.

Customize After Installing

Once added, the Agent is yours to adjust. Modify the system prompt, swap the model, add or remove Skills, and configure anything to fit your workflow. Changes apply only to your copy — the original stays unchanged. </Steps>

Publish Your Own Agents

Preparation Checklist

Before publishing, ensure your Agent has:

• A clear, descriptive title
• A concise description (2–3 sentences) stating what it does, its expertise, and who it's for
• An appropriate avatar and 3–5 relevant tags
• A thoroughly tested system prompt
• Configured model and tools
• An opening message to guide first-time users (optional but recommended)

Publishing Process

<Steps> ### Configure Your Agent

Create and refine your Agent using the Agent Builder or by configuring it manually. Test thoroughly with various inputs: typical use cases, edge cases, and different user skill levels.

Publish to Marketplace

From your Agent's profile page:

1. Click Publish to Marketplace
2. Review the agent details
3. Add version notes (what's new, what changed)
4. Submit for publication </Steps>

See Publish an Agent for the full workflow.

Publishing Guidelines

<AccordionGroup> <Accordion title="Quality Standards"> - **Clear Purpose**: Agent should have a specific, well-defined role - **Tested Behavior**: Consistent responses across similar inputs - **Good Documentation**: Clear description of what agent does - **Appropriate Model**: Model choice fits the use case - **Relevant Tools**: Only necessary tools enabled </Accordion> <Accordion title="Description Best Practices"> - Start with what the agent does - Mention key capabilities or expertise - Indicate target users or use cases - Keep it concise (2–3 sentences) - Use clear, jargon-free language </Accordion> <Accordion title="Tag Selection"> - Use 3–5 relevant tags - Include primary category (development, writing, etc.) - Add specific skills or domains - Use common, searchable terms - Avoid redundant or overly broad tags </Accordion> <Accordion title="System Prompt Quality"> - Define role and expertise clearly - Include specific workflows or processes - Set communication style guidelines - Provide examples when helpful - Keep it focused and actionable </Accordion> </AccordionGroup>

Managing Published Agents

Version Management

Update your published agents with semantic versioning:

• Major (2.0.0): Breaking changes, complete redesign
• Minor (1.1.0): New features, significant improvements
• Patch (1.0.1): Bug fixes, minor tweaks

Update Published Agent

<Steps> ### Modify Local Copy

Update your agent's configuration or prompt locally.

Test Changes

Thoroughly test the updated version with various inputs.

Publish Update

From agent profile:

1. Click Publish Update
2. Enter version number
3. Describe changes
4. Submit

Users Get Update Notice

Users who installed your Agent see an update notification with the changelog. </Steps>

Analytics & Insights

Track your agent's performance on the marketplace:

• Installation Count — Total number of users who installed your agent
• Version Distribution — Which versions users are running
• User Feedback — Ratings and comments from users
• Fork Count — How many derived agents were created

Forking & Derivatives

Fork an Agent

Create your own version based on an existing agent:

<Steps> ### Install Base Agent

Install the agent you want to fork.

Modify Configuration

Customize to your needs:

• Change model or parameters
• Adjust system prompt
• Add or remove tools
• Update metadata

Publish as Derivative

When publishing, the fork retains attribution to the original creator. Make sure to clearly explain what's different or improved. </Steps>

Derivative Best Practices

• Add Value: Make meaningful improvements or specializations
• Credit Original: Always acknowledge the base agent
• Clear Differences: Explain what's different or better
• Respect License: Follow original agent's terms

Community Features

Sharing & Collaboration

• Feedback: Accept and respond to user suggestions
• Issues: Address reported problems promptly
• Requests: Consider feature requests from users
• Recognition: Credit contributors

Marketplace Etiquette

<AccordionGroup> <Accordion title="Be Original"> Create unique agents or add significant value to derivatives. Don't just re-publish existing agents with minor tweaks. </Accordion> <Accordion title="Maintain Your Agents"> Keep published agents updated and working. Remove or deprecate agents you can't maintain. </Accordion> <Accordion title="Respond to Feedback"> Engage with users who provide feedback or report issues. It helps improve your agents and builds community trust. </Accordion> <Accordion title="Respect Privacy"> Don't create agents that collect user data without clear disclosure and consent. </Accordion> </AccordionGroup>

Tips for Success

• Solve Real Problems — Create agents that address actual user needs, not just interesting ideas
• Iterate Based on Feedback — Listen to users and continuously improve your agents
• Document Clearly — Good descriptions and examples help users understand your agent
• Choose the Right Model — Match model capabilities to agent requirements for best results
• Test Thoroughly — Test with diverse inputs before publishing to ensure quality
• Stay Updated — Keep agents current with latest features and model capabilities

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