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Marketplace

The Marketplace is Ptah’s in-app hub for extending any workspace with new capabilities. It brings several catalogs together behind one screen: skill packs, the official MCP registry, community skills, and hosted MCP providers — each installable without leaving the app.

In the Ptah desktop app, click the Marketplace entry in the navigation rail. Pick a provider from the list and its catalog mounts on the right.

ProviderAddsStatus
ConnectorsA curated, verified catalog merging Connected Apps and Smithery behind one status badge per appLive
PluginsBundled skill packs for orchestration, frontend & backendLive
MCP RegistryServers from the official Model Context Protocol registryLive
SkillsCommunity skills you can discover and installLive
SmitheryHosted MCP servers with one-click setupLive
Connected AppsOAuth-secured remote MCP servers you authorize in the browserLive
ComposioManaged-auth MCP toolkitsComing soon

Connectors is the first tab — open the Marketplace and it is what you see. Only the provider you select loads — unselected and coming-soon providers fire no network calls.

A curated catalog of popular apps, each probe-verified, with a search box and category chips. It merges the state of your Connected Apps and Smithery connections into one status badge per app, so you do not have to check two tabs to see what is actually usable. See Connectors.

Curated, multi-contribution packs (agents, skills, templates, slash commands). The Marketplace’s Plugins surface is the same catalog covered in depth under Plugins.

Browse and install servers from the official MCP registry. See MCP Registry.

Discover and install community skills — scoped knowledge packs invoked on demand in chat. For how skills work once installed, see Skills.

Hosted MCP servers with a guided, often one-click, setup. See Smithery.

Remote MCP servers secured with OAuth — paste the server URL, authorize in your browser, and Ptah keeps the tokens encrypted on your machine. See Connected Apps.

Managed-auth MCP toolkits — connect SaaS tools without hand-managing tokens. Listed in the hub and will go live in a future release.

After you install a skill or resolve an MCP server, Ptah refreshes its autocomplete caches so the new skill or server’s tools immediately show up in /command and @agent suggestions and in the installed lists. MCP tools become first-class citizens alongside ptah_* tools, subject to the same permission model.