Agent packaging and distribution turns capabilities into structured, versioned, evaluable packages and descriptions that people and agents can inspect before installation or purchase.
Who it is for: Skill builders, MCP server developers, assistant creators, agencies, and product teams preparing agent capabilities for distribution.
Choose the product that matches the artifact being shipped: skills, MCP tools, or assistants. Add the marketplace listing standard when the package must be evaluated by buying agents.
Choose the product that matches the artifact being shipped: skills, MCP tools, or assistants. Add the marketplace listing standard when the package must be evaluated by buying agents.
Choose a bundle when: several exact members independently fit. Start with Agent Packaging Studio, or use How to Package an Agent for Marketplace Distribution for a guided comparison.
The product type and summary below show how each option differs. Open a product page for exact scope, tiers, buyer fit, and bundle membership.
A written standard for packaging agent skills: manifest standard with reference JSON, instruction file standard, trigger specs, test packs, and packaging checklists.
A written method for improving MCP server/tool descriptions so agents select tools correctly: five-clause description contract, anchored quality rubric, selection-failure catalog with matched fixes, and before/after rewrites.
A written pipeline for turning a prompt-based assistant into a shippable product: productization pipeline with exit gates, charter standard with mandatory nevers, configuration specs, knowledge packaging, guardrail checks, and listing readiness.
A written listing standard for products sold to both humans AND buying agents: dual-reader listing structure, agent-readable listing schema with a self-applied reference instance, and claim-evidence maps.
Templates and harnesses for writing better marketplace listings: structure templates by marketplace type, title/description harnesses, image/preview checklist, listing QA scorecard, and revision workflow.
The kits provide platform-aware checklists and portable written standards, but final acceptance and configuration depend on the destination platform.
No platform account, store approval, publishing automation, build service, or guaranteed discovery outcome is included.
