OpenBot Marketplace Opens Agent, Skill Exchange
OpenBot’s new Marketplace lets users install shared agents, plugins, and skills—or submit their own agent templates for review. Installed agents bring instructions, skills, and routines, but not the creator’s conversations, memories, model settings, or workspace files. [OpenBot Marketplace guide](https://openbot.run/guides/openbot-marketplace)
OpenBot is turning agent configuration into a shareable package, but the marketplace’s real differentiator is its explicit boundary between reusable setup and private working data.
- –Three marketplace tracks separate agents, plugins, and skills, making discovery more practical than a single undifferentiated catalog
- –Agent installs copy configuration rather than personal state, which lowers privacy risk but still requires reviewing routines and instructions
- –Plugins can carry meaningful access: credentials stay on the local computer, while requests go to the connected service
- –Submitted agents exclude conversations, memories, model settings, and workspace files, giving creators a safer publishing baseline
- –The model resembles an app store for agent workflows, with trust and permission review likely to matter more than catalog size
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