AI Marketplace
AI Marketplace is the place to find and buy skills, agents, knowledge and intelligence dashboards, built by OneOps or by customers. Try and refine an item in AI Studio so it fits the work your team needs to do.
What you can find there
- Skills. A discrete, reusable capability an agent can run.
- Agents. A specialist that combines skills under a workflow.
- Knowledge. Reference material an agent can draw on, such as Compliance Link, a cited regulatory intelligence offering.
- Intelligence dashboards. A cross-system operations view. See Intelligence dashboards.
Items OneOps publishes openly also have a marketplace reference page, which explains what each item does and what it covers.
Enable an item
Enable makes an item available to your organization. For an agent, this lets people choose Get for themselves. Enabling it does not create an Agent project for everyone.
An administrator can also choose Customize for your organization on an enabled agent. This copies its skills and specialists into the organization's files, where they can be edited. It is a separate step from Enable.
Get this agent
Choose Get this agent, or Get on its card, to create one Agent project. The agent's files are copied into that project, where you can edit them for its work. The new agent appears in Agents. See Projects for project access and files.
You can create and test the agent in Studio. For scheduled work, see Routines and AI Operations.
When an item needs a connector
An item that depends on a connector shows which one it needs. If the connector is not connected, the item waits: Enable and Get are withheld until the requirement is met. Ask an administrator to connect the required source. Making a connector listing available does not replace its setup.
Items remain subject to your organization's access rules. Getting an agent does not grant it access to systems your role or project cannot reach.
See also
- Marketplace reference for the per-item reference pages.
- AI Studio for creating and testing skills and agents.
- AI Operations for Routines and the broader run controls that follow.
- Connecting a source for connector setup.
