Marketplace

Marketplace is where you discover packs and plugins. It should make publisher identity, capability scope, and review state visible before installation.

What You Can Install

Item	Purpose
Plugin	Connects Stallari to a service or local capability.
Pack	Adds workflows, prompts, and configuration around a use case.
Sealed pack	Provides restricted or commercial content where supported.

Trust Signals

Marketplace entries should show enough information to support a deliberate install decision:

publisher,
version,
compatibility,
certification or review state,
required service contracts,
data classes,
action classes,
network behavior,
and pricing or license state where relevant.

Community content can be useful, but it should not look equivalent to first-party reviewed content.

Installing

A typical install flow previews the entry, checks compatibility, binds required services, downloads the manifest or artifact, and then records the installed state.

Sensitive plugins still need consent before first use or capability expansion. Installing a plugin is not the same as allowing it to read private data or perform actions.

Offline Or Cached State

Marketplace may show cached data if the registry is unavailable. Cached data is useful for browsing installed or recently seen entries, but refresh before making trust decisions.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Where To Check
Registry unavailable	Network state, then retry refresh.
Install blocked	Compatibility, license, missing plugin contracts, or permission requirements.
Plugin installed but unusable	Settings for credentials and Status for readiness.

Packs And Trust — the trust chain, integrity hashes, and capability scoping behind every install
Agency Model — installing a pack extends agency through scoped, gated capabilities