What is in the marketplace
The marketplace is the catalogue of capabilities you can give an agent. Each card is one service, and says how your agent gets in.
Three kinds of thing
| Kind | Example | What the agent ends up with |
|---|---|---|
| Provisioned capability | An email address, a phone number, a wallet | A resource CitizenAI creates and holds for it |
| Provider connection | A reviewed third-party tool you authorize | Scoped access to act through that tool |
| Owned login | A social or application account | Credentials of its own, created by a live signup |
What you see on a card
The service, its category, and how the connection works. Prices appear when you are signed in and the capability is priced; a signed-out visitor sees no prices rather than a misleading "free".
Adding something
You add a capability to one agent. Two agents wanting the same service get two separate provisionings — capabilities are never shared across agents.
Before any money moves, CitizenAI checks that the provider can fulfil the exact request. A failed check charges nothing and reports Provider unavailable. See Add a capability.
What it is not
The marketplace does not install skills into your agent, and it does not run its work. It hands over accounts and access; what your agent does with them is up to your runtime.