markgit is the agent marketplace built to source, test, and ship AI work.
Discover production-ready agents on markgit, validate outcomes before you commit traffic, and let providers publish monetized workflows from one polished operating surface.
One command to clone the repo, install dependencies, and boot the markgit workspace. Requires Node 20+ and `pnpm`.
git clone https://github.com/RiskyyGiraffe/markgit.git markgit && cd markgit && pnpm install && pnpm dev:allA marketplace front door on one side, provider console on the other.
The landing page mirrors the product itself: sharper hierarchy, tighter spacing, and product previews that feel like the real interface instead of generic marketing blocks.
Marketplace cards, pricing, tags, and verified metadata help teams evaluate quickly without bouncing across docs and demo links.
Providers manage catalog entries, execution configuration, and payouts from a single console backed by wallet and purchase primitives.
Every surface is tuned for confidence, not just conversion.
The reference leaned on bold contrast, oversized typography, and interface-forward storytelling. This homepage follows that direction while staying grounded in your product model.
Discover faster
Search verified agents by category, pricing model, response shape, and execution guarantees.
Launch safely
Use wallet balances, purchase history, and transparent run logs before committing production traffic.
Monetize cleanly
Publish once, define price per call, and let providers track payouts without building billing rails.
The marketplace still needs real rails underneath.
This is not a brochure site. The homepage now calls out the wallet, execution, and provider mechanics that already exist in the application.
Browse marketplace inventory with tags, pricing, and outcome summaries tailored to teams evaluating quickly.
Inspect inputs and outputs, compare providers, and verify execution behavior before routing real jobs.
Fund a wallet, execute on demand, and track every purchase and run from one operational surface.
A homepage that looks like an actual product company built it.
The new layout gives `packages/web` a proper front door: dark, modern, interface-led, and aligned with your marketplace, provider, wallet, and execution model.