🚀 Magine Marketplace

STEPS TO PUBLISH:
  1. Build the agent in your own CatBots and run it until it
     finishes 5 runs in a row with no errors
  2. Click "+ Publish SDA" above and pick that agent as the source
  3. Write the public title + description users will see
  4. List which credentials your agent needs
       (e.g. "Email ID", "Twitter")
  5. Add 1-3 tags so users can find it
  6. Submit. Automated review runs in 3 passes:
       PASS 1: no phishing / explicit / illegal content
       PASS 2: independent re-read for subtle issues
       PASS 3: quality, duplicates and the rules below
  7. All pass -> Magine approves it automatically
     One fails -> escalated to admins
     Clear violation -> rejected & you may be reported
  8. Approved community agents are deployable right away but not
     listed in the inventory unless requested as OFFICIAL.
     Share the exact SDA name so people type it in the search box
     (case sensitive) and deploy. Names are unique, so your name
     always resolves to your agent.
     Ask for a listing from earnings.log once it is approved.

REVENUE MODEL - Cats Talking Money:
  • Earn % of the paid tokens every deployed copy consumes, per run
  • Earn % of the Cat a paying user spends to deploy your agent
  • Balance shows live in earnings.log; payouts via PayPal once
    you pass $20
  • Your own runs and failed runs do not count

RULES (enforced by the reviewer and at run time):
  1. Published agents must run error free and complete their task. Publish from a bot whose last 5 runs all succeeded; templates whose live failure rate passes 20% over 10 runs are hidden automatically.
  2. An agent may spawn at most 5 child agents per run. Prompts that ask for more are rejected; the budget is enforced at run time.
  3. CatCode agents are not allowed from community publishers. Templates that read, write or run code in CatCode workspaces or projects are rejected, and deployed community agents cannot touch CatCode at all. Magine’s own official agents may use it, and may open a free temporary sandbox to run a script when a task has no other route.
  4. Never request banking, government or seed-phrase credentials, and never send credentials off-platform.
  5. No NSFW, drug, weapons or harassment content.
  6. Deployed users only ever see a summary of your agent; your instructions run privately and are never shown or exported.
  7. Agent names are unique across the marketplace (case and spacing do not make a name different). Community agents are found by searching their exact name, case sensitive; they appear in the public inventory only after you request an official listing and Magine grants it.
  • Magine-published templates are tagged "official"