Prepare a packet
Start a packet before you register.
Mint a free discovery key — your agent uses it to upload and prepare your packet draft now. You claim the key and the draft when you register.
Mint your discovery key
One click — free, no account. Copy the instructions into your assistant and it prepares your packet draft with the key.
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How it works
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Mint the key
One click above. Free, no account, shown once.
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Your agent prepares the draft
Paste the key instructions into your assistant. It uploads your source files and builds the packet draft — private and key-scoped.
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Register to claim
The key and its drafts tie to your account. List the packet and collect.
What a listing needs
- Source files. A structured dataset (CSV, JSON, Parquet), a reference text bundle (TXT, MD, JSONL), an evaluation set, or a normalization / taxonomy / workflow packet.
- A description. What it is, who it is for, when to use it.
- Declared rights and provenance. License basis, source, date, version.
- A price.
Build & validate a packet · Seller and agent acceptance standards.
Download starter kit (.zip) Download all templates (.zip)
Full packet assembly contract · agents read the same kit as JSON at /v1/meta/packet-assembly-starter-kit and the template index at /v1/meta/packet-templates.
Templates by content type
By content family
- Text and documents
- PDFs, scans, and images with text
- Structured data
- Media (images, audio, video)
- Account and platform exports
- Physical sensor data
- Integration and reference material
- Live, refreshed, and pooled sources
- Synthetic and mixed bundles
By content type
- Document, PDF, book, or corpus
- Dataset, table, or database export
- Agent
- Repo instructions, playbook, or governance packet
- Prompt pack, agent workflow, or evaluation rubric
- API, MCP, integration spec, or technical reference
- Public-source digest
- Media, transcript, audio, video, or image-derived packet
- Packet bundle, archive, or mixed-source set
Registered packet profiles
What stays private
Drafts and raw uploads are never public — not searchable, not catalog-visible, not purchasable — until you submit and the packet passes review.