Marketplace
Browse and install prebuilt applications — curated bundles of intents and integrations for common use cases.
The marketplace at /apps is where curated applications live. An application is a packaged bundle: an intent template, a recommended integration, sample insights, and a use-case category. Installing an app is the fastest way to go from "I just recorded something" to "the right thing happened in the right tool."
Apps vs. Intents
- An intent is your own recipe — you author the prompt and target.
- An application is a published recipe — built by SpokeDo or a partner, with a curated prompt, sample outputs, and a one-click install that creates the underlying intent for you.
Applications are surfaced via the v_applications_with_details view and filtered by:
- Use case — categories like meetings, classroom, sales, research (managed in
use_cases) - Visibility — system apps (built by SpokeDo) and public apps (published by other workspaces)
- Search — free-text matching on the app name
Browsing
/apps shows a paginated grid sorted by usage_count — the most-installed apps surface first. Use the category filter on the left and the search bar at the top to narrow the list.
/apps/[slug] shows the detail page for one app: description, sample insights, target integration, credit cost estimate, and the Install button.
Installing an Application
Installing an app:
- Creates an intent in your workspace, copied from the app's template
- Prompts you to choose an integration connection for the target provider
- Optionally attaches the new intent to an existing channel as the default
After install, the intent appears under Intents and behaves like any other intent — you can edit, pause, or duplicate it.
Sample Insights
Most applications ship with sample insights — pre-rendered outputs against representative audio. Browse these to understand what the app produces before installing.
Publishing (Workspaces)
Workspaces with the right permissions can mark their own intents as is_public to share them in the marketplace. Public apps go through review before becoming discoverable.
Best Practices
- Start from a marketplace app rather than authoring an intent from scratch
- Compare sample insights across similar apps to pick the closest match
- After install, tune the prompt to your domain — apps are starting points, not finished configs