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The marketplace is where one organization’s working agent, or one of its skills, becomes something other organizations install. This section is for the publisher who builds an agent once and runs it for many clients, and for the installer who wants a known-good agent without writing it. Three things are called “template” and only one belongs here. An agent template is a published, versioned copy of a whole agent that another organization installs, updates with consent, and monitors. A marketplace skill is one reusable skill, versioned with semver, that you install into an agent you already have. The project scaffold is the set of files lua init generates and is never published. The glossary has the one-line definitions. Every marketplace action is a lua marketplace skill <action> or lua marketplace template <action> command; every flag is on the lua marketplace reference.

Publish a template

Create a template from an agent, draft and author its sections, publish a version.

Template manifest

Look up every field of the template: section and the served manifest.

Lifecycle hooks

Run a tool and one agent turn on install or before uninstall; cap installs per organization.

Lints and consent

Decode every publish lint; see what installers consent to and how updates are gated.

Install and apply

Install a template onto an agent, read the result, roll a version out, uninstall.

Fleet health

Read per-install workflow health and decide when to re-apply.

Marketplace skills

List a skill, publish versions, and install skills from the marketplace.

For operators

What the owner of an installed agent can change from the admin dashboard, and what needs an engineer.

Channels

Put an installed agent on the web widget, WhatsApp, Slack, email, or a phone number.

Integrations

Connect the SaaS tools an installed agent reaches through Unified.to.