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# Submit an Agent to the Marketplace

## **Prerequisites**

* A completed agent built using the AutoGPT Builder
* Your agent must be saved before submission

## **Submission Steps**

1. **Access the Submission Form**
   * Navigate to the marketplace
   * Click the "Submit Agent" button
2. **Select Your Agent**
   * Use the dropdown menu to select your completed agent
3. **Fill Out Required Information**
   * Add a detailed description of your agent
   * Enter the author name
   * Add at least one keyword to help users find your agent
   * Select the most relevant category for your agent
4. **Review Terms**
   * Read and agree to the marketplace terms
5. **Submit for Review**
   * Click the "Submit" button to complete your submission

## **After Submission**

* Your agent will enter a "pending" state
* The AutoGPT team will review your submission
* If approved, your agent will appear in the marketplace as a new listing

## **Tips for a Successful Submission**

* Provide a clear, detailed description of what your agent does
* Choose relevant keywords that accurately describe your agent's functionality
* Ensure your agent is fully tested and working as intended before submission
* Select the most appropriate category to help users find your agent


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