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Marketplace

Browse and install agent templates, built-in skills and built-in tools without leaving the page you're on.

The Marketplace is one place to browse everything KlicForge ships out of the box — agent templates, built-in skills, and built-in tools — and install any of them straight into your workspace.

Marketplace is the read-only catalog. Your own custom skills and tools — the ones you author yourself — live in Extensions, not here.

Browsing

Select Marketplace in the sidebar. The home page shows featured and recently updated listings, and you can:

  • Search across agents, skills and tools at once.
  • Filter by type — agents, skills, or tools.
  • Browse by category — customer support, sales, messaging, scheduling, research, content, data, and more. Each category page lists everything in it, filterable by type.

Every listing has its own detail page with a description, what it includes, and — for skills and tools — which agents already use it. An agent template's detail page shows its four core prompt files — IDENTITY, SOUL, AGENTS and USER — as separate sections, each with what it covers, so you know what you're installing before you do.

Built-in tools are listed as capability groups rather than one card per action — all of a connected integration's actions (WhatsApp messaging, Gmail, and so on) appear as a single listing. Open it to see the individual actions inside. A group that needs a one-time connection says so on its detail page; connect it from Settings → Integrations first.

Installing

What Install does depends on the listing type:

  • Install Agent — opens the agent creation wizard with that template already selected, exactly as if you had picked it from Agents → New Agent → Templates. Nothing is created until you finish the wizard.
  • Install Skill / Install Tool — choose which of your agents should get it. It's attached immediately — the same write as toggling it on from that agent's Capabilities tab — and you land there to see it enabled.

There is no separate installed/not-installed state to manage: platform skills and built-in tools are always available to every workspace. Installing just attaches one to an agent, which you can undo any time from that agent's Capabilities tab.

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