Insulin · Marketplace New
An AI agent marketplace inside your Suger console.
Find a reusable agent or skill, install it for yourself or the whole organization, and put it to work in minutes — instead of building the same specialist from scratch on every account.
Now in early access — request a demo to get started.
Definition
What is the Insulin AI agent marketplace?
The Insulin Marketplace is the discovery and installation hub for reusable Insulin components — agents and skills — inside the Suger console. Worth saying plainly, because Suger is otherwise a company about cloud marketplaces: this is not a cloud marketplace. AWS, Microsoft, Google Cloud, Snowflake, Alibaba Cloud, and Oracle are where you list and sell your software to buyers. The Insulin Marketplace is internal, and what it distributes is the AI that helps your own team run the business.
The problem it solves is duplication. Once one person has built a well-scoped deal desk agent, there is no reason for the next four to rebuild it. Publish it once, install it wherever it is needed, and let each team ground it in their own documents.
Cloud marketplaces
Where you sell your software
AWS, Microsoft, Google Cloud, Snowflake, Alibaba Cloud, and Oracle. Suger runs the listings, private offers, co-sell, metering, and billing behind all six.
- Buyers discover and purchase your product
- Transactions draw down committed cloud spend
- Managed on the Suger platform
The Insulin Marketplace
Where you get the AI that runs your workspace
An internal catalogue of reusable agents and skills, installable for a single user or for the entire organization.
- Your team installs agents and skills
- No buyers, no transactions, no listings
- Lives inside Suger Insulin
What you can install
Two kinds of reusable component
The Insulin Marketplace distributes agents and skills. An agent is a whole specialist; a skill is a capability you bolt onto one. Both install per-user or org-wide.
Agents
A complete specialist, ready to use — instructions, model choice, and the shape of its remit already defined. Install it, point it at your integrations and knowledge bases, and adjust the instructions to match how your team works.
- Arrives configured
- Editable after install
- Scoped by you
Skills
A reusable capability you add to agents you already have. Rather than replacing a specialist, a skill extends one — so the agent your team has tuned keeps its instructions and gains a new thing it can do.
- Attach to existing agents
- Composable
- Reusable across the org
Install scope
Try it on one account. Roll it out to everyone.
Every component installs at one of two scopes, which is what lets a team evaluate honestly before it standardises. Install for yourself, use it on real work for a week, then push it org-wide if it earns its place.
After you install
An installed component behaves like one you built
Nothing about an installed agent is locked. It joins your agent list, takes the integration scope and knowledge bases you give it, and works across every Insulin surface exactly as a home-built specialist would.
Available in chat
An installed agent joins your agent list and answers in chat like any specialist you built yourself.
Read the Chat docsGrounded by your knowledge bases
Attach your own documents so an installed agent answers from your policies, not from generic assumptions.
Explore Knowledge BasesRunnable as a job
Hand an installed agent to a job and it runs one time, on a recurring schedule, or on a business event.
Explore scheduled AI jobsPresent in channels
Bring it into a shared thread so teammates and other agents can work alongside it asynchronously.
Read the Channels docsWhy it matters
Build the specialist once, not once per person
The value of an agent compounds only if it is shared. A marketplace turns a good agent from one person's private tool into something the whole organization starts from.
- Stop rebuilding the same agent on five accounts
- Try a component on your own account first
- Standardise on one specialist per domain
- Extend agents with skills instead of replacing them
- Installed components keep the scope you grant them
- New teammates start from what already works
How it works
Browse, install, scope, run
The Insulin Marketplace lives in the Suger console alongside your agents, so installing is a few clicks rather than a deployment.
Browse
Open the Insulin Marketplace in the Suger console and look through the reusable agents and skills available to you.
Install
Add it to your own account to evaluate it, or install it org-wide when it is ready for everyone.
Scope and ground
Grant the integrations it needs and attach the knowledge bases that hold your policy.
Put it to work
Use it in chat, invite it into a channel, or schedule it as a job so it runs on its own.
The Insulin Marketplace is part of Suger Insulin, the AI workspace in the Suger console — view pricing or contact sales for availability.
Once a component is installed, read up on AI agents for cloud marketplace operations, ground it with an AI knowledge base, and put it on a timer with scheduled AI jobs.
Looking for the cloud marketplaces Suger sells through instead? See selling on AWS Marketplace, Microsoft Marketplace, and Google Cloud Marketplace.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the Insulin agent marketplace
What is the Insulin AI agent marketplace?
It is the discovery and installation hub for reusable Insulin components — agents and skills. You browse what is available, install what you need, and it appears in your Insulin workspace ready to configure.
Is this the same as AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud Marketplace?
No. Those are cloud marketplaces where you list and sell your software to buyers. The Insulin Marketplace is internal to the Suger console: it distributes AI agents and skills that help your team run the business.
What is the difference between an agent and a skill?
An agent is a complete specialist with its own instructions, model, and scope. A skill is a reusable capability you add to an agent you already have, extending what it can do without replacing it.
Can I install something for just myself?
Yes. Components install per-user or org-wide. Most teams evaluate on a single account first, then roll the component out to the organization once it has proven useful.
Can we change an installed agent after installing it?
Yes. An installed agent is yours to adjust — its instructions, the integrations it can reach, and the knowledge bases that ground it are all set by you after install.
Install the specialist your team already needs
See how the Insulin Marketplace distributes reusable AI agents and skills across your organization.