Marketplace

Marketplace is where you discover and install reusable Insulin capabilities — agents and skills — for yourself or, as an org admin, for your whole organization.

What Is the Marketplace?

Marketplace is a curated catalog of pre-built agents and skills for common workflows. Instead of building everything from scratch, you browse the catalog, review an item, and install it into your workspace.

Installed items become part of your workspace: you can use installed agents in conversations, assign them to jobs, add them to channels, and enable or edit installed skills for your team’s needs.

Stores: Personal and Organization

Open Marketplace from the desktop dock. It opens as a window with a left sidebar. Depending on your role, the sidebar shows one or two stores, and each store has an Agents and a Skills entry:

Store	Who sees it	What installing does
Personal	Everyone	Creates a private copy in your own workspace.
Organization	Org admins only	Creates an org-shared copy that is visible to your whole organization.

The Organization store is shown only to org administrators. Installs, imports, edits, and deletes at the Organization store affect everyone in your organization and require admin access.

The Marketplace app — a left sidebar with the Personal store (and, for admins, an Organization store), each listing Agents and Skills; the Agents catalog shows each item's install state, Featured badge, and category tags

Installing an Item

Open Marketplace
Pick the Personal or (as an admin) Organization store
Open Agents or Skills
For skills, stay on the Skill Store tab (where templates live)
Search or browse, then open a card to review its details
Click Install

Installing is idempotent: re-installing the same item does not create a duplicate — it returns your existing copy, and installed cards show an Installed badge.

Skills

What Are Skills?

A skill is a markdown-based instruction package containing procedures or domain knowledge. When an agent needs information a skill covers, it loads the skill’s content into its context and follows the instructions within.

Skills let you codify team knowledge — standard operating procedures, style guides, troubleshooting runbooks, product specs — and make it available to any agent during a conversation.

How Agents Use Skills

During a conversation, an agent loads relevant skills on demand. The agent reads the skill’s content and incorporates it into its response. This means:

The agent follows procedures documented in the skill
The agent applies domain-specific rules and constraints from the skill
The agent references terminology and definitions from the skill

You do not need to manually tell an agent to use a skill. Agents discover and load enabled skills automatically based on relevance to the current conversation — a skill’s Trigger (described below) helps them decide when it applies.

The Skills Page

Each Skills page (Personal or Organization) has two inner tabs:

Tab	Contents
Skill Store	Suger-curated skill templates. Install lives here. Templates are authored by Suger admins under Settings → Template, so the store may be empty for some organizations.
My Skills (Personal) / Org Skills (Organization)	The skills you own at this store. Each card has an Enable/Disable toggle, plus Delete and a click-through detail view.

Use the search box to filter either tab by name, description, category, and tags (the My/Org Skills tab also matches a skill’s trigger). Featured templates carry a badge in the Skill Store — there is no separate Featured filter.

Adding a Skill

The Add dropdown (top-right of the Skills page) offers four ways to add a skill:

Method	What it does
Build with Agents	Opens Chat seeded with a prompt so you can author a skill collaboratively via the `/skill-creator` command. Chat-authored skills are always personal, so this option is hidden in the Organization store.
Upload a skill	Drop a `.md`/`.markdown` file or a `.zip` package from your computer (see below).
Import from GitHub	Paste a GitHub URL — a repo, folder, blob, or a raw `SKILL.md` URL.
Install from SkillsMP	Search skillsmp.com and import a public skill from its underlying GitHub package.

Uploading a skill

On the Skills page, click Add → Upload a skill
Drag and drop a file, or click to browse:
- A single markdown file (.md or .markdown, up to 50 KB)
- A .zip package (up to 10 MB) — the zip must include a SKILL.md; referenced files (references, scripts, assets) are preserved for runtime loading
For a markdown file, click Generate — Insulin normalizes it into a draft. Review and edit the prefilled fields (name, description, prompt, trigger, category, tags), then click Save. Name, description, and prompt are required.
For a .zip package, click Import — it imports directly, no review step

The skill is now available to agents in your workspace.

The Trigger Field

Every skill has a Trigger — a short description of when the skill applies. Agents use it to decide whether a skill is relevant to the current conversation. When you upload or import a markdown skill, the trigger defaults to the skill’s description; you can edit it in the review form or later from the skill’s detail view.

Skill Format

Skills are markdown-based packages. A simple skill can be a single markdown file; a packaged skill can include supporting files such as references, scripts, or assets. A well-structured skill includes:

A clear title describing the skill’s purpose
Step-by-step instructions or reference material
Examples where helpful
Constraints or rules the agent should follow

# Creating AWS Private Offers

## Steps

1. Verify the buyer's AWS account ID
2. Confirm pricing terms with the sales team
3. Set the offer expiration date (default: 14 days)
4. Include a custom EULA if required by the buyer

## Rules

- Never create offers with more than 30% discount without VP approval
- Always include the standard support terms
- Expiration date must be at least 7 days from creation

Managing Skills

Open a skill from the My Skills / Org Skills tab to reach its detail view. Skill cards show a provenance badge (From template, Uploaded, From GitHub, From SkillsMP, Built with Agents, or Custom) so you can tell where each skill came from. The detail view shows the same badges, except a SkillsMP-imported skill appears there as Custom. From here you can:

Enable / Disable — Toggle whether the skill is available to agents. A disabled skill stays in your library but is excluded from agent use — no need to delete it.
Edit — Update the skill’s name, description, prompt, trigger, category, or tags
Delete — Remove the skill from your workspace (cannot be undone)

What Gets Installed

Installing a catalog item copies its payload into your workspace. Agents and skills carry different payloads:

Item	What is copied
Agent	System prompt, default model, welcome message, conversation starters, and icon.
Skill	Prompt body, trigger, category, tags, and any auxiliary files (from a packaged skill).

Installed agents appear in your agent list; installed skills appear in your My Skills / Org Skills tab. You can customize them after installation — they are fully yours to edit.

Managing Installed Items

After installation, agents and skills from the marketplace behave identically to ones you create yourself. You can:

Edit an agent’s system prompt or configuration, or a skill’s fields
Assign agents to jobs or channels
Enable, disable, or delete items you no longer need

Discovering New Capabilities

The marketplace catalog is updated as new agents and skills are added. Check back periodically, and use the search box to find items by name, category, or tags. Featured items are badged in the catalog.