Publishing

You can publish your own material to the Kodik Marketplace: agent extensions, learning content, and ready-made apps. Published items go through a review by the Kodik team before they become visible to other users.

What you can publish

The Marketplace supports publishing the following types:

Type	Description
Plugin	Extension bundle: MCP servers, skills, commands, rules, hooks, sub-agent profiles
Skill	An instruction pack that extends agent behavior
Command	A prompt template (stored as prompt in the API)
Rule	A rules file that governs agent behavior
Tutorial	A step-by-step learning guide
Template	A project starter kit
App	A finished application from your workspace

How to publish

Accept the terms first

Before you can publish in any category, tick the “I agree to the terms and conditions” checkbox above the Publish button — the button stays disabled until you do. The terms and conditions link opens the full platform agreement in a dialog, shown in your app language. The English text is an unofficial translation provided for convenience; the Russian version is the legally binding one.

From the workspace

To publish a template or project from the current workspace: open the Marketplace, navigate to the publish tab, and select the type you want. Kodik lists publishable workspace files while excluding hidden files, node_modules, build output, and VCS directories. Template publishing packages the files you select; Project publishing packages the workspace source as a backend project draft. Fill in the metadata — title, description, tags, license, and version where shown — then save the draft and submit it for review.

Manual content

For skills, commands, rules, and tutorials you can paste content directly in the publish form, without needing files from the workspace. Publishing saves the item as a private draft first. The submit-for-review action then sends that draft into the review queue. In “My Items” you can inspect review history, edit the draft, or delete it before submission.

Publication lifecycle

After submission an item moves through the following stages:

draft → submitted → approved
                 ↘ rejected

Status	Meaning
draft	Item has been created but not yet submitted for review
submitted	Sent for review and awaiting the Kodik team
approved	Reviewed and published — visible to all Marketplace users
rejected	Did not pass review; a reason is provided
unpublished	Was previously published but has been taken down

After rejection

If an item is rejected, you will see the reason in its review history. Fix the issues, update the content, and resubmit.

Review history

In the “My Items” section, every item has a full event history: when it was submitted, who reviewed it, and what changed. This lets you track publication status and understand review decisions.

Related pages

• Plugins & Marketplace — plugin structure
• Skills — creating skills
• Installing items — installing items from the Marketplace