Launch checklist

Decide what type you’re shipping — a skill, agent, loop, plugin, prompt, or tool. Use the manifest templates and the CLI to scaffold and validate locally.

npm i -g @cluster-to/cli
clusters init
clusters manifest validate

See the developer docs for the full guide.

A great listing converts. Fill in a crisp summary, a full description, clear instructions, and concrete use cases on your item page — these are the first things buyers and agents read.

• Lead with the outcome: what does it do, for whom?
• Add 3–5 real use cases so people can picture using it.
• Document inputs/outputs and any limits in instructions.

Edit all of this under your dashboard → Edit listing.

Pick the categories that match your use case so you show up in Browse by topic and filtered searches. Add a few specific tags too — they power discovery and related items.

Free is the best on-ramp. To monetize, choose a paid install (one-time) or pay-per-use (metered, e.g. 5¢/run), priced in USDC and settled over x402. Prices are integer cents — see how pricing works.

Add a runtime contract so people can execute your capability. Start with the mock adapter for a demo, then move to remote HTTP or an external runner. Runnable items earn a “runnable” badge and surface in agent discovery.

clusters execute skill my-first-skill --input '{"text":"hello"}'

Publish from the dashboard or the CLI. Versions are immutable; add a changelog and mark a recommended version.

clusters publish

Newly published items appear in Newly released. Share your listing link, ask early users to favorite it, and respond to reviews. The most-favorited items each day, week, month, and year are featured in the Launch archive.

Keep momentum: ship updates, gather reviews, and build a following on your creator profile. Consider a featured placement to boost reach (always labeled, never hides warnings).