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Browse and search PGB Marketplace

Find agents, tools, integrations, functions, templates and workflows by type, category, portability and keyword.

Updated Nov 12, 2026

PGB Marketplace (marketplace.pgbhub.com) is where packages for PGB live. A package is a ready-made piece you can add to your projects, to Studio or to Agents. You can browse without signing in.

What you can find

Every package has a type:

  • Agents: AI helpers that work on a task for you, with your approval where it matters.
  • Tools: capabilities that agents and apps can call.
  • Integrations: connect PGB to the services you already use.
  • Functions: small, reusable pieces of logic for your projects.
  • Templates: ready-made starting points you configure and make your own.
  • Workflows: automations that run when something happens in your business.
  • Database packages: ready-made data structures for your projects.
  • Business resources: documents, forms and assets for your PGB Business workspace.

Search and filter

  1. Open Browse from the home page, or type in the search box on the home page and press Enter.
  2. Use the filters on the left:
    • Type: choose one of the types above or All.
    • Category: for example AI agents, Finance, Marketing, Productivity, Communication, Business, Developer tools or Utilities.
    • Portability: Portable, Compatible or PGB Native. See Trust labels and portability.
    • Sort by: Most installed (or Best match when you searched), Newest or Name (A to Z).
  3. Choose Clear all filters to start over.

Results show twenty packages a page, with a count such as "12 packages · page 1 of 2". Each card shows the name, publisher, summary and trust labels.

The Categories page lists every type and category with the number of packages in each. A publisher's public page, reached from a package, lists everything that publisher offers.

Open a package

A package page has these sections:

  • About this package: the publisher's description.
  • What it can access: its permissions, with a risk level. See Review permissions and install.
  • Setup it needs: settings and secrets you will provide.
  • Also installs: other packages it depends on.
  • A sidebar with Publisher, Details (type, portability, license) and Versions, and an About the labels legend.
  • Install and Report this package.

A banner marks a package as Deprecated when its publisher no longer recommends it. A version shown as Yanked can no longer be newly installed.

Good to know

  • Anyone can publish, so read the labels and permissions before you install.
  • Packages waiting for review are not listed or searchable; only their publisher's team can see them.
  • See Starter packages from PGB for good first picks.

More guides in PGB Marketplace

Trust labels and portability levels explained

What Official, Verified Publisher, Security Checked, Featured and Community each mean, and what Portable, Compatible and PGB Native tell you.

Review permissions and install a package

Choose where a package goes, read exactly what it can access, fill in its settings and confirm the install.

See and remove what you have installed

The My installs page lists every package you installed and anything installed on projects you manage, with an Uninstall button.

Become a publisher and add your team

Create a publisher, understand names and roles, and invite teammates to publish with you.

Write the package manifest (pgb.package.json)

The one file that describes your package: name, type, version, permissions, settings and secrets, with the rules each field must follow.

Template variables: the settings form for your template

Define the fields people fill in, how they are grouped and shown, and which files stay locked, in the template block of your manifest.