The Marketplace is where you give Sanaf new abilities without writing them yourself: skills it follows when the moment comes, and automations it runs on a schedule.
What you will find
Open Marketplace in the left rail. The page has four sections:
- Featured: bundles we put together, one per kind of work. A bundle installs several skills at once.
- Skills: procedures Sanaf follows, such as how to handle a type of request.
- Picks from skills.sh: community skills we read and would install ourselves.
- Automations: recurring work Sanaf does on a schedule, without being asked.
Use Search the Marketplace at the top, or Browse all beside a section. The full skills list has three tabs: By Sanaf, Picks from skills.sh and Search skills.sh.
Only an owner or a manager can install. Sanaf must be hired first.
Install a skill or a bundle
- Open the skill to read it first. You see its instructions and any files that come with it.
- Press Install skill, or Install bundle on a bundle card.
- The button changes to Installed. Press it to go to Sanaf's Skills screen.
Every skill is a starting point. Once installed, you can edit it on the Skills screen like any skill you wrote. Installing the same skill twice does nothing new.
Community skills from skills.sh
Skills from skills.sh are written by people outside Sanaf, so read them before you install. Each one shows where it comes from and its install count on skills.sh. A skill whose security audit says high risk cannot be installed here.
A skill changes how Sanaf does a job. It does not give Sanaf access to anything new and does not change what needs your approval.
Install an automation
- Open the automation. You see What it does and Apps it needs.
- Under When, pick the time, and the days or day of the month if the automation asks for them. Times are in your workspace's time.
- Under Where it posts, choose The console chat or a Slack channel Sanaf has been added to.
- Press Install automation.
If an app it needs is not connected yet, you can still install. The automation will report that it cannot reach the app until you connect it on the Integrations screen. Press Connect beside the app to go there.
After installing, the automation appears on the Routines screen, where you can change its schedule, pause it or remove it. Each run is ordinary work, so it uses credits like any other task.
Suggest or share something
At the top of the Marketplace you can publish a skill of your own on skills.sh, or tell us what you would like to see here.