Community Marketplace

The Community Marketplace is the catalogue of commands other creators have published — browse it from any server's dashboard (Marketplace in the sidebar) or globally at /marketplace.

Installing a package#

1. Find the package and open its details: description, documentation, required permissions, current version, install count.
2. Choose Install and pick one of your servers.
3. The exact published version is copied to your server as an installed script, its CONFIG form is prefilled with the author's defaults, and the command is immediately live.

Installing the same package twice does not duplicate — you are told it is already installed.

Staying up to date#

Installed scripts pin the version they installed. When the author publishes a newer version, the script page shows Update available with both versions.

• Update pulls the newer published version; your server's CONFIG values are preserved where the fields still exist.
• Rollback returns to the version you had pinned.
• Updating re-compiles the source; if a new version no longer compiles, the update is refused and your current version keeps running.

What you can see — and what you cannot#

Creators' source code is private. Unless you wrote it, a package's detail view shows its documentation, config schema and permissions — never the source. This is enforced server-side; the source is simply not included in the public listing data.

Uninstalling#

Uninstall on the script page removes it from the server, unregisters its commands and clears its state. It does not affect the author's package or other servers' installs.

Forking#

Fork copies a package's source into your own server as an editable private script. A fork is detached: it no longer receives marketplace updates (renaming or editing would diverge), and it is attributed to you from then on. If you want the update stream back, reinstall the original package.

Trust signals#