Marketplace

Browse, filter and size up the public agents other people have built.

The marketplace is every public agent on Kopai. You can browse it without signing in at usekopai.com/marketplace; inside the app it's Agent Marketplace in the sidebar.

The public marketplace with category filters, search, and featured agents
The marketplace signed out. Signed in, the same grid adds a model filter and group chat.

Finding something

SearchMatches names and descriptions as you type.
CategoryFourteen: Education, Sales, Legal, Finance, Healthcare, Research, Engineering, Operations, Marketing, Travel, Productivity, Data & Research, Lifestyle & Fun, Other.
ModelNarrows to agents running on one model. Signed in only.
FeaturedA shelf at the top, picked by the Kopai team.
Category shelvesA row for each category with at least three agents.

Results come 24 at a time, newest first. There's no sort control.

The marketplace toolbar with the model filter open

Reading a card

Every card shows the same things, and it's worth knowing what each means before you start a chat.

A single marketplace agent card
On the cardWhat it tells you
Name and organizationWho publishes it.
Star ratingOnly from people who actually used it. See below.
CategoryWhat it's for. Clicking it filters the grid.
Free messagesHow many you get before charges start, usually 3 to 5.
Quality scoreThe agent's readiness score out of 100.

The detail view

Clicking a card opens the full picture: the description, the model and who makes it, what the agent can do (knowledge base, web search, connected apps), the price split into runtime infra and publisher add-on, and its reviews.

An agent's detail dialog with model, estimated price breakdown, capabilities and reviews

The price split is the useful part. An agent charging 2.19 credits where 1.19 is infra and 1.00 is the publisher's add-on is different from one charging 2.19 that's nearly all infra. The second is expensive because it runs a big model, not because someone's marking it up.

Every public agent also has a page of its own, which is what search engines and shared links show.

A public agent page with description, capabilities, model and price

Reviews

Reviews are one to five stars with written text, and the rules are deliberately strict:

  • You must have actually chatted with the agent before you can review it.
  • You can't review an agent published by your own organization.
  • One review per person per agent. You can edit or delete yours later.

That's why a low review count isn't automatically a bad sign. It takes real use to produce a single star.

The reviews panel with rating breakdown, your review, and recent reviews

Group chat from here

The Group chat button switches the grid into selection mode so you can start one conversation with several agents. See Group chat.

Paying for what you use

You need credits to keep chatting with a paid agent once its free messages run out. Your balance and history are in Settings → Billing; the details are in Billing & credits.

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