Agent Marketplace
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Agent Marketplace

Browse, install, and publish reusable AI agents and skills. Find pre-built agents for code review, security, DevOps, and more.

The Agent Marketplace is where your team discovers pre-built agents and skills ready to install. Browse curated templates, install them into your organization with one click, and start using them immediately. You can also publish your own agents for others to use.

Browsing the marketplace

  1. Go to Agents in the sidebar
  2. Click Marketplace
  3. Browse the grid of available agent templates

Each card shows the agent's name, category, install count, and average rating. Use the filters at the top to narrow results by category or search for specific capabilities.

Sorting options

Sort What it shows first
Most installed Templates with the highest install count
Newest Recently published templates
Name Alphabetical order

Installing an agent template

When you find an agent that fits your workflow, install it to create a working copy in your organization.

  1. Click the agent template card to open its detail page
  2. Review the description, instructions, default settings, and suggested resource connections
  3. Click Install
  4. Optionally rename the agent or add extra instructions specific to your setup
  5. Confirm the installation

JuhJuh creates a new agent in your organization with the template's configuration pre-applied. This includes the agent type (Hook, Autonomous, or Conversational), default tool call limits, iteration limits, execution mode, and any bundled tool pipelines.

The installed agent is fully yours. Edit its instructions, connect it to your resources, attach it to tickets, or set up triggers. Changes to the installed copy do not affect the original template.

Categories

Templates are organized into categories so you can find what you need quickly.

Category group Categories
Engineering Security, Quality, DevOps, Testing, Performance, Architecture, Backend, Frontend, Full-Stack, Mobile, API, Data, AI, Infrastructure, Database, Automation, Integration, Deployment, Coordination
Product & Design Design, Product, Accessibility
Content & Ops Documentation, Content, SEO
Business Sales, Marketing, Customer Success, HR, Finance, Legal
Workflow Triage, Monitoring, Research, Support, Custom

Filter by category from the marketplace grid to see only relevant templates.

Rating templates

After installing and using a template, rate it to help others make informed choices.

  1. Open the template's detail page
  2. Select a rating from 1 to 5 stars
  3. Submit

Your rating updates the template's average score. Each user can rate a template once. Re-submitting replaces your previous rating.

Publishing your own agent

Turn any agent you have built into a reusable template that others can install.

  1. Open the agent's detail page
  2. Click Publish to Marketplace
  3. Choose a category that best describes the agent's purpose
  4. Set visibility:
  5. Private: only your organization can see and install it
  6. Public: visible to all JuhJuh organizations
  7. Curated: submitted for review by the JuhJuh team for featured placement
  8. Add a description and any additional context for potential users
  9. Confirm

Publishing captures the agent's current configuration: instructions, agent type, tool pipelines, default limits, and suggested resource connections. Future changes to your original agent do not update the published template. To update the template, publish again.

Skill marketplace

Skills are reusable capabilities that agents learn and share. The skill marketplace works the same way as the agent marketplace, with a few differences.

Browsing skills

  1. Go to Agents in the sidebar
  2. Click Skill Marketplace
  3. Browse or filter by category and skill type

Skill templates include a type indicator:

Skill type What it does
Knowledge Provides context, documentation, or domain expertise to agents
Action Performs operations like API calls, file modifications, or deployments
Combo Combines knowledge and action capabilities

Skills with an HTTP execution type show their endpoint configuration, method, and timeout so you know what external service they connect to.

Installing a skill

  1. Click the skill template card
  2. Review the description, trigger patterns, and configuration
  3. Click Install

The skill is added to your organization and can be attached to any of your agents. Trigger patterns determine when the skill activates automatically during agent execution.

Publishing a skill

  1. Open the skill's detail page from your org's skill list
  2. Click Publish to Marketplace
  3. Choose category, visibility, and add a description
  4. Confirm

Visibility rules

What you see in the marketplace depends on your organization.

Visibility Who can see it
Public All organizations
Curated All organizations (featured by JuhJuh)
Private Only the publishing organization

Your organization's private templates always appear alongside public and curated ones when you browse. Other organizations cannot see your private templates.

MCP Server access

If you use the MCP Server, you can browse, install, and rate marketplace items programmatically. Four operations are available: browse with pagination and category filters, fetch details for a specific listing, install items, and submit ratings.

Getting started

If you are new to the marketplace, try these steps:

  1. Browse the Security and Quality categories for agents that catch common issues
  2. Install one and attach it as a "before all" or "after all" hook on a test ticket
  3. Run the ticket and review the agent's output
  4. If it works well, rate the template and consider publishing your own
  • Agents: create and configure AI agents with tools, triggers, and chat
  • Tickets: attach marketplace agents to tickets for automated execution
  • Resources: connect installed agents to your repositories and services
  • Permissions: control who can install and publish marketplace templates
  • MCP Server: browse and install marketplace items programmatically
  • Slack: trigger installed marketplace agents from Slack channels