PGB Marketplace in five minutes

What the Marketplace is

PGB Marketplace (marketplace.pgbhub.com) is where packages are published and found. A package can be an agent, tool, integration, function, template, workflow, database package or business resource. Anyone can publish, and every package shows what it can access before you install.

Find a package

Open Browse. Filter by Type, Category and Portability, and sort by Most installed, Newest or Name (A to Z). Open a package to read About this package, What it can access, Setup it needs and its Versions.

Judge it

• Trust labels: Official, Verified Publisher, Security Checked, Featured and Community. They are separate signals and none is a guarantee.
• Portability: Portable, Compatible or PGB Native.
• Permissions have a Low risk, Medium risk or High risk level.

The How trust works page explains each label.

Install

Choose Install, then pick a target (Studio project, Agents, Console project or Business workspace), choose Review what will be installed, read the permissions, fill in settings, tick the confirmation and choose Install. My installs lists what you have and lets you Uninstall.

In practice you add an agent from PGB Agents (New agent, From the marketplace, Use this agent) and a template from PGB Studio (Start from a template).

Publish

Open Publish, create a publisher, write a pgb.package.json manifest, pack your folder as a .tgz and choose Upload a package. Packages that ask for sensitive access or include code wait for PGB review. Published versions never change; you ship a new version. You can Yank a bad version or mark a package Deprecated, and anyone can use Report this package.

Where to learn more

Take PGB Marketplace: Install Safely and Publish Your Own.

Try it yourself

1. Browse Templates and open Business Website.
2. Open What it can access on an agent and note the highest risk.
3. Open How trust works.

Recap

• The Marketplace is the shared catalogue for PGB.
• Read labels and permissions before installing.
• Start agents from Agents and templates from Studio.
• Publishing is open; sensitive packages are reviewed.