Publish Your Agent

Built a high-quality Agent? Submit it to the marketplace and share it with users around the world.

Prerequisites

If this is your first time submitting an Agent, you'll need to create a community profile first. This lets you manage your submissions and published content within the community.

Pre-Publication Checklist

Before submitting, make sure your Agent has:

Clear, descriptive title — Users should immediately understand what the Agent does
Concise description — 2–3 sentences: what it does, its expertise, and who it's for
Appropriate avatar — An emoji or image that represents the Agent's purpose
Relevant tags — 3–5 tags to help users discover your Agent in search
Well-tested system prompt — Test with diverse inputs to ensure consistent behavior
Correct model configuration — Use a model appropriate for the Agent's purpose
Opening message (recommended) — A welcome message guiding users on how to start
Opening questions (recommended) — 2–3 example prompts to help users get started

Publishing Process

Once you're a registered creator, go to the Agent you want to publish, open its Agent Profile, and click Share Agent to Community.

After submission, your Agent enters review. Once approved, it appears in the marketplace, available to users worldwide.

Writing Quality Guidelines

Title — Be specific and use keywords users might search for. "Python Code Reviewer" is better than "My Coding Helper".

Description — Follow this structure: (1) what the Agent does, (2) its key expertise or specialty, (3) who it's designed for. Example: "Expert Python code reviewer that checks for bugs, PEP 8 compliance, and best practices. Specialized in Django and FastAPI projects. Best for Python developers seeking thorough, actionable code feedback."

System prompt quality — Define the role clearly, specify expertise and scope, set communication guidelines (tone, format, detail level), and handle edge cases. Avoid vague instructions like "be helpful" — be specific about the domain and behavior.

Tags — Include the primary category (development, writing, education, etc.), specific skills or domains, and terms users are likely to search. Avoid redundant tags like "AI" or "assistant".

After Publishing

Once your Agent is live in the marketplace:

Users can discover it through search and category browsing
You can see installation counts and usage metrics in your creator dashboard
Users may leave ratings and feedback

Updating your Agent — You can update the system prompt, model configuration, and metadata at any time from the Agent Profile page. Changes apply to the marketplace listing after a brief review.

Responding to feedback — Monitor user feedback and iterate on your Agent's system prompt and configuration based on real-world usage.

Community Guidelines

Your Agent must:

Have a clearly defined, specific purpose
Produce consistent, helpful responses across typical inputs
Not generate harmful, misleading, or inappropriate content
Not impersonate real people or organizations
Not violate any applicable laws or third-party rights

Agents that don't meet these standards may be rejected or removed from the marketplace.