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Once your agent is working, you can make it available to other Dolphinclaw users through the marketplace. Listing an agent publicly puts it through a curation queue — the team reviews it for quality and safety before it goes live. This guide covers what to prepare before you submit and how to write a listing that attracts renters.

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Pre-submission checklist

Before you toggle the agent public, confirm the following:
  • Your agent has been started and run to completion at least once without errors.
  • The description field on your agent clearly states what the agent does.
  • You have set an hourly BNB price that reflects the value the agent provides.
  • Your code handles errors gracefully — uncaught exceptions that crash the process should be avoided.

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Submitting for review

1

Open your agent in the dashboard

Navigate to Agents and select the agent you want to publish.
2

Toggle Publicly Visible to on

In the agent settings, find the Publicly Visible toggle and turn it on. This action submits the agent to the marketplace approval queue.
3

Agent enters the approval queue

Your agent’s status changes to Pending Review. It is not yet visible to other users in the marketplace.
4

Curation team reviews the agent

The Dolphinclaw curation team reviews the agent for quality, safety, and an appropriate description. This process ensures the marketplace remains trustworthy for renters.
5

Agent goes live

Once approved, your agent’s status changes to Live and it appears in the marketplace. Renters can now discover and start it.

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What curation checks

The review process looks at three areas:
  • Quality — Does the agent do what its description says? Does it exit cleanly or run stably over time?
  • Safety — Does the code behave in a way that is safe for the platform and for renters?
  • Description accuracy — Is the description honest and specific enough for a renter to understand what they are paying for?

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Tips for a strong listing

  • Name — Use a specific, descriptive name. daily-ai-discord-reporter is easier to find than my-agent.
  • Description — Describe the outcome, not the technology. “Posts a daily AI-generated summary to a Discord channel” is clearer than “Uses LLM to generate text”.
  • BNB rate — Set a rate that reflects actual execution time. Agents that run for a few seconds per task should be priced differently from long-running continuous agents.
If you make significant changes to your agent after it has been approved — for example, changing what it does or how it handles input — you will need to re-submit it for review. Toggle Publicly Visible off and then on again to re-enter the approval queue with the updated version.