Agent Store

Find ready-made agents published by Builders, add or buy them, ask for access to shared ones, and rate them.

The Store is where Builders list their workflows as agents, and where you find agents to run yourself. Adding an agent makes a setup of it in My agents, where you run it without building anything.

Open it from Store under Automations in the app bar. Anyone can look through the Store and read an agent's page; you sign in when you add one.

Workflows vs agents

A workflow is the canvas you build and run yourself: neurons, connections, documents and schedules. An agent is a workflow that has been published, so it can be run from My agents without opening the canvas. An agent can do more than one thing: each flow in the workflow becomes one of its actions. Publishing turns your workflow into an agent; adding someone else's agent gives you your own setup of it.

Find an agent

The Store has three tabs at the top:

Discover: the agents most people added lately at the top, then Top charts, Better together (rooms of agents that work together), Works with your apps (agents that use the apps you have already connected; pick an app to narrow it), Builder spotlight, New on the Store (marked New or Updated with when) and Browse by category.
Top charts: ranked lists. Switch between Free, Paid and Top rated. Top rated shows only agents that enough people have rated.
Categories: every category with how many agents it has. Click one to see its agents; the back arrow returns to the list.

To search, type in Search agents, apps, builders. If nothing matches, Clear search empties the box and Build your own opens your workflows.

Each agent shows its rating (or New when nobody has rated it yet), its category and its button. Agents marked Shared by invite can be used only by people their Builder adds. Only signed-in people see them: in search, under Works with your apps, and in the lists on the Top charts and Categories tabs. The other sections of Discover list none.

What an agent's button says

The button on an agent's card or row shows what you can do:

Get: a free agent. It opens the add steps.
A price in credits (for example "… cr"): a paid agent. It opens the buy steps.
Request: a Shared agent you can't use yet. It opens its page, where you ask for access. Asked means you are waiting for the Builder.
Add: you bought it before and your setups have since been deleted. It makes a new setup without buying it again (see When the Builder changed the terms).
Open: you already have it. It opens your setup.
Yours: you built it. It opens its page.

An agent's page

Click an agent to open its page. It shows:

The banner, logo, name and short description, with the agent's main button. Under the button, a line sums up what runs cost, for example "~… credits a run", plus the Builder's royalty and fixed fee if it has them.
RATINGS, CATEGORY, WORKS WITH (the apps it uses) and PRICE.
Preview: for each action, what it asks for and what it gave back on the Builder's own run.
What's new: the notes on the latest version. Version history shows the earlier ones.
About this agent and its tags.
What it does: each action, what it Asks you for, what You get, and any fixed fee it adds to each run.
Ratings and reviews: the average, the breakdown from 5 stars to 1, and what people wrote.
Agent access: what the agent can do in each app, marked Reads, Creates, Sends or changes or Deletes. It uses your own accounts; the Builder's are never used.
Information: the Builder, Category, Who can use it, what it Comes with (its documents), Cost per run, Per-run royalty, any Fixed fee, the Version and On the Store since.
Works well in a room with: rooms the Builder suggests with other agents. See Get a suggested room.
More from the Builder and You might also like.

Cost per run comes from real runs of the agent. When there are none yet, it says Depends on the run.

Add or buy an agent

On the agent's page, click Get for a free agent or Buy plus the price for a paid one. If you aren't signed in, the button says Sign in to get or Sign in to buy; you come back to the page after signing in. Get on a Store card opens the agent's page; after you sign in there, the add steps open.
In the dialog, check the setup's name under Name this setup. Each setup has its own settings and memory, and you can add more later.
Under Connect your apps, click Connect for each app the agent needs. It uses your own account.
For a paid agent, check the One-time price and Your balance after.
Click Add, or Buy plus the price.

The dialog says Added to My agents and opens your new setup. If the name couldn't be saved, a notice says so and the setup opens under its default name; rename it on its page. See Using an agent.

If you already have the agent, its page shows Open and New setup. New setup opens the same dialog; click Make setup to make another setup of it without paying again.

When the Builder changed the terms

If you bought an agent before and the Builder has since changed its price, royalty or fixed fees, a new setup shows The Builder changed this agent's terms with what changed. If the price went up, you pay only the difference. Click Pay plus the difference and make the setup, or Accept and make the setup when there is nothing to pay. Your existing setups keep the terms they were made with.

Shared, Public and Only me

A Builder chooses who can use each agent:

Public: anyone can find it in the Store and add it.
Shared: it has a Store page anyone with its link can read, but only the people the Builder adds can use it. Only signed-in people find it on the Store (see Find an agent). Who can use it says People the Builder adds.
Only me: the Builder keeps it for themselves. It has no Store page.

Ask for access to a Shared agent

On the agent's page, click Request access.
The button changes to Asked · waiting for the Builder.

When the Builder approves, the page shows Get or Buy as for any agent. If the Builder declines, it says The Builder declined. Some Builders don't take requests; the page then says Invite only: the Builder adds the people who can use it.

Get a suggested room

A room is a group of agents that take turns: each one passes its result to the next. Under Works well in a room with on an agent's page, or Better together on the Store, click Get this room. If you aren't signed in, you sign in first and come back to the page.

The dialog lists each seat in turn order with what it needs from you:

You have it: ready.
Connect plus an app: connect your account first.
Add or Buy plus the price: for a paid agent, click Pay plus the price to confirm.
Request access, then Asked · waiting, or Declined: for a Shared agent.

When every seat says You have it, click Start room. The room uses one setup of each agent, in the Builder's order.

Credits when you use a Store agent

Running an agent from the Store uses your credits for its AI work, the same way your own workflows do. On top of that:

A Per-run royalty adds a percentage of each run's cost, which goes to the Builder.
A Fixed fee adds a set number of credits to each run of that action, which also goes to the Builder.
A one-time price is paid once, when you add the agent.

Your setup keeps the royalty and fixed fees that applied when it was made.

Rate an agent

Anyone who added an agent can rate it, except its Builder.

On the agent's page, under Ratings and reviews, pick the stars under Tap to rate.
Optionally, say what it did well or what could be better.
Click Post. The page says Thanks. Your rating is saved.

To change your rating later, pick new stars under Your rating and click Post again. After you have run an agent, its Agent page in My agents may also ask how it is doing; click Not now to skip it.

On a Public agent's page, use the share buttons to post it on LinkedIn, WhatsApp or Telegram, click Copy link, or use Share via device to open your device's share menu. A Shared agent has no share buttons; its Builder can Copy link to send it to the people they added.

When an agent isn't on the Store

An agent that is off the Store can't be added, bought or shared, and its page is only for its Builder and the people who have it. Anyone else who opens the link sees "This agent isn't available."

If you have a setup of it, Open still opens your setup, and the page says "This agent isn't on the Store right now."
If you bought it and have since deleted your setups, Add makes a new setup, unless the agent is suspended.
Its Builder sees why it's off the Store, for example "Unpublished: this agent isn't on the Store right now.":
- Unpublished: the Builder took it off the Store.
- Suspended: it was suspended.
- Pending review: it is waiting for review.
- Not approved: the review turned it down.

Publishing costs for Builders

Publishing an agent is free. You pay credits only when you run workflows or agents yourself. Builders earn credits when Users buy or run their agents; see Pricing & earnings.

Common problems

You need an account to add agents. Sign in; you come back to the agent's page.

Add is greyed out

An app the agent needs isn't connected, you don't have enough credits, or the setup has no name. The dialog says which, for example "Connect … to continue." See App connections.

I can't rate an agent

Only people who added the agent can rate it, and a Builder can't rate their own agent.

There's no Get button

The agent is Shared and you haven't been given access, or it isn't on the Store right now. The page says which. An agent that isn't on the Store and that you don't have shows "This agent isn't available." instead of its page.