marketplace

Marketplace: Syntropic137

Use this knowledge when the user wants to browse, install, or manage workflow plugins from marketplace registries, or set up a new marketplace source.

What is a Marketplace?

A marketplace is a GitHub repository containing validated Syntropic137 workflow plugins. Each plugin packages one or more workflows with optional trigger examples. The syn CLI can register marketplace repos, search their indexes, and install plugins.

The default Syntropic137 marketplace is syntropic137/syntropic137-marketplace.

Registry Management

Marketplaces are registered locally and their indexes are cached (4-hour TTL).

# Register the default marketplace
syn marketplace add syntropic137/syntropic137-marketplace

# Register a third-party marketplace
syn marketplace add yourorg/your-marketplace

# List registered marketplaces
syn marketplace list

# Remove a marketplace
syn marketplace remove <name>

# Force refresh cached indexes
syn marketplace refresh

Browsing Workflows

# Search across all registered marketplaces
syn workflow search "code review"
syn workflow search "deployment"
syn workflow search ""               # Browse all available

# Get details about a specific plugin before installing
syn workflow info code-review
syn workflow info sdlc-trunk

Installing Plugins

Plugins can be installed by name (from a registered marketplace) or directly from a Git URL:

# Install from registered marketplace (by name)
syn workflow install code-review
syn workflow install sdlc-trunk

# Install directly from a GitHub repo
syn workflow install github.com/yourorg/your-plugin

# Install from a local directory (for development)
syn workflow install ./path/to/plugin

# List installed plugins
syn workflow installed

# Update an installed plugin
syn workflow update code-review

# Remove a plugin
syn workflow uninstall code-review

What Happens During Install

1. CLI resolves the source (marketplace index, Git clone, or local path)
2. Reads syntropic137-plugin.json manifest
3. Parses and validates each workflow.yaml against the platform schema
4. Resolves all phase prompt files (phases/*.md) inline
5. POSTs each workflow to the API
6. Records the installation locally

After Installing

• Verify with syn workflow list to confirm installed workflows appear
• Trigger definitions in plugins are examples only: they show which GitHub events and conditions are relevant, but users set up triggers manually with syn triggers register
• Run a workflow: syn workflow run <workflow-id> --input key=value

Validation

The CLI validates workflow definitions against the platform's schema during install. You can also validate manually:

syn workflow validate ./path/to/workflow.yaml

Security Considerations

Before installing plugins from third-party marketplaces:

• Review the source: plugins contain phase prompts that instruct agents. Check for suspicious patterns in phases/*.md files
• Check tool access: review allowed_tools declarations in workflow definitions. Be cautious of plugins requesting broad tool access (especially edit and bash) without clear justification
• Use the security-reviewer agent: ask Claude to review a marketplace or plugin for security before installing

Plugins execute with the same permissions as any workflow on your platform. Treat third-party plugins like any other code dependency: review before installing.

The Default Marketplace

The official Syntropic137 marketplace (syntropic137/syntropic137-marketplace) includes:

Plugin	Workflows	Description
code-review	1	AI-powered PR code review
sdlc-trunk	3	Full trunk-based dev lifecycle: PR review, CI self-healing, release prep

Quick Start

# Register and install everything
syn marketplace add syntropic137/syntropic137-marketplace
syn workflow install code-review
syn workflow install sdlc-trunk
syn workflow list    # Verify: 4 workflows created

Common Scenarios

"Set up the default marketplace workflows"

1. Register the marketplace: syn marketplace add syntropic137/syntropic137-marketplace
2. Install plugins: syn workflow install code-review && syn workflow install sdlc-trunk
3. Verify: syn workflow list
4. Set up triggers as needed: see the github-automation skill

"Find a workflow for PR reviews"

1. Search: syn workflow search "review"
2. Inspect: syn workflow info code-review
3. Install: syn workflow install code-review

"What plugins do I have installed?"

syn workflow installed

"Remove a plugin I no longer need"

syn workflow uninstall code-review