LeastAction Marketplace
The Marketplace is where you discover, import, and publish LeastAction items — operators, payloads, actions, workflows, and skills — built by LeastAction and the community.
What's in the Marketplace
Operators — Ready-to-use execution logic for AWS services, Airflow, PostgreSQL, and more. LeastAction publishes official operators; community members contribute their own.
Payloads — Reusable payload templates compatible with common operators.
Actions — Lifecycle hooks for dependencies, notifications, CI/CD, and custom behavior.
Usecases — Bundled pipelines: payloads + skills + scheduling metadata, ready to deploy.
Skills — AI capabilities you can import and use directly in the Service AI or any MCP-connected AI client.
Importing
Importing is free in LeastAction core. Browse the marketplace, select an item, and click the import button. The item is copied into your catalog and ready to use immediately.
Items show compatibility status before you import:
- Core version — whether the item is compatible with your installed version
- Deprecated — items flagged as no longer maintained
- Official — published by LeastAction
- Verified — community-published items that have been reviewed
Incompatible or deprecated items cannot be imported.
Publishing
To publish an item, you need a LeastAction account. Once logged in, open any locally created item — operator, action, payload, skill, or workflow — and hit Publish. The item becomes available in the marketplace for others to discover and import.
Using the Marketplace UI
The Marketplace is accessible from the main navigation. The search panel on the left lists items; results update as you type.
Search & filters. Type any keyword (name, description, category), or use structured filters in the search box:
publisher:"LeastAction"
type:"operator" tag:"postgresql"
Active filters show as chips (click × to remove). Clicking the type / publisher / category / tag chips on an item's detail panel adds them as filters. Results load incrementally — scroll to load more.
Item detail. Click an item to open its panel: name, type, version, core-compatibility status, Official/Verified badge, publisher & category (clickable), tags (clickable), content tabs (codeblock, bashblock, samples, …), and the Import button.
Compatibility
Every item declares a version_compatibility range checked against your installed CORE_VERSION:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
core X.Y ✓ | Compatible with your version |
Incompatible | Requires a different core version — cannot import (hover to see which) |
Deprecated | No longer maintained — cannot import |
Versioning & deprecating (when publishing)
Each published item carries a version and a version_compatibility range — set them accurately so users know if it works with their install. To retire an old version, mark it deprecated: it stays visible but can't be imported.
Official & Verified
| Badge | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Official | Published by LeastAction — reviewed, maintained, guaranteed for the current core. |
| Verified | Community-published and reviewed by LeastAction for quality and safety. |
| (none) | Community-published, unreviewed — use with the same care as any open-source code. |