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The Marketplace (Agent Marketplace in the sidebar) is where every agent specialization lives: Syndicate’s built-ins, packages you have made, and packages imported from the community.

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The three tabs

The left sidebar filters by package; the main panel shows the selected specialization’s title, description, and skills.

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Reading a specialization page

The Backend Developer specialization page showing its suggested workflow and all commands

A built-in specialization: workflow on the left, full command set on the right

For built-in specializations you get:
  • Suggested Workflow: a numbered sequence of slash commands showing how the role typically operates (for example the Manager: /manager-design, /delegate, /status, /pipeline, /reflect).
  • All Commands: a card per skill with its name, slash command, and description.
Community and user-made packages show their full skill grid plus source metadata (GitHub link when available).

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Adding an agent from the Marketplace

  • Add to Team: pick one of your multi-agent teams; the agent is created with that specialization. (A team can only have one Manager, so the Manager spec cannot be added twice.)
  • Solo agent: create a standalone workspace with this specialization via the solo flow.
After adding, tune the agent in its configuration panel: Add and configure agents.

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Installing new packages

The Add Agent Package modal with its four install methods

The Add Agent Package modal

The Add Agent Package modal offers four methods:
  1. Agent Creator: describe a specialist and generate the package. The main path for custom agents.
  2. Local Folder: browse to a folder containing SKILL.md files.
  3. GitHub Repository: paste a URL or owner/repo shorthand.
  4. CLI Install: paste an npx skills add command.
Installed packages appear under their source tab, ready to use like any built-in.

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Go deeper

Built-in Syndicate agents

All 20+ built-in specializations.

Agent Creator

Describe a specialist and generate the package.

Community agents

Import packages from GitHub or local folders.

Add and configure agents

Tune model, Soul, context, skills, and tools after adding.