Agents Marketplace

The Agents Marketplace is coming soon. Join the Discord to get early access and shape the roadmap.

The Agents Marketplace is a registry for AI agents — isolated, callable functions that run on Cloudflare Workers. Think of it as npm for AI agents, but with runtime isolation and metered billing built in.

What is an agent?

An agent is a self-contained unit of AI logic. It has:

A defined input schema — what it accepts
A defined output schema — what it returns
An LLM or tool chain — how it processes the input
Runtime isolation — it runs in its own Worker, sandboxed from your app

You can deploy an agent to your project with a single click, then call it from your SDK like any other function.

How it works

Your project calls:  sdk.agents.run('agent-name', { input })
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Aerostack routes to the agent's Worker
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Agent processes the input, returns output
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Your code receives the result

Isolated Runtime

Every agent runs in its own Cloudflare Worker. No shared memory, no blast radius.

Edge-native

Agents are deployed to 300+ Cloudflare locations. Sub-100ms invocation anywhere in the world.

Shareable

Publish agents to the marketplace. Other projects can discover, fork, and deploy them.

Metered billing

Pay per invocation. Agent authors earn revenue share when their agents are used.

Planned agent types

Agent	Input	Output
`summarize-document`	Document text	Structured summary + key points
`extract-entities`	Unstructured text	Named entities (people, orgs, dates)
`classify-intent`	User message	Intent label + confidence
`generate-sql`	Natural language query	SQL query
`moderate-content`	Text or image	Safe/unsafe + reason
`translate-text`	Text + target language	Translated text

What’s next

Browse the marketplace — filter by category, input/output type, and runtime
One-click deploy — add an agent to your project from the dashboard
Build your own — write an agent using the OFS format and publish it
API SDK — call agents via sdk.agents.run() from any language

See Building an Agent for the agent specification and publishing guide.

Also see Open Function Standard — agents are built on the same OFS runtime that powers Community Hub functions.

Webhook Processor Browsing Agents