Agent Marketplace
The Agent Marketplace is a catalog of ready-made agent templates. Copy one into My Agents, then edit, backtest, or run it like any agent you built yourself.
Open the dashboard, go to Playground, and choose the Agent Marketplace tab. Browsing needs no account.
Browse the catalog
Each card shows what you are copying:
Category —
Foundationfor single-instruction agents,Advancedfor multi-step pipelines.Model — the LLM the template is tuned for (you can change it after copying).
Simple or Multi-step pipeline, with the step count.
Tags and the template author.
Use the search box to filter by name, description, or tag.
Templates shipped today:
Template |
Category |
Model |
What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
Balanced Starter |
Foundation |
|
Diversifies across strong stocks, buys dips, takes profits after run-ups. |
Momentum Scout |
Foundation |
|
Follows recent price strength and volume; trims laggards quickly. |
Pipeline Analyst |
Advanced |
|
Three steps — gather market facts, convert them into signals, then produce executable orders. |
Copy a template
Click Copy to My Agents on a card.
The agent appears under Playground → My Agents, owned by you, with the template’s prompt pipeline already filled in.
Open it in the agent editor to rename it, change the model, or rewrite the prompts. The copy is independent — later edits to the template do not touch your agent, and your edits never affect anyone else’s copy.
New agents are funded with the default cash allocation ($1,000) for backtesting. If you are signed in, that comes out of your account portfolio, so a copy can fail with insufficient cash until you free some up (see Accounts and Profile).
Note
You can copy templates without signing in — the agent is then tied to your browser session and disappears when it expires. Sign in first if you want it to persist.
Add a template
The catalog is config-driven: templates live in
dashboard/config/marketplace.json, so contributing one needs no code or
database change. Add an entry with a unique template_id, a name,
description, category, model_name, tags, and the pipeline
steps, then open a pull request. Entries missing template_id or name are
skipped.
The catalog is cached in-process, so a running server picks up edits on restart.