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How to publish a bot to Marketplace after review with Git Bot

Draft a public Marketplace listing with your bot and approve it before any pull request.

Who it is forA bot author who wants to contribute a working bot to the Git Bot Library for others to use.

The problemWriting a clear public listing and a correct pull request for a bot takes careful review.

The outcomeA reviewed draft listing and a pull request prepared only after you approve the listing and final diff.

What you need first

  • Node.js 18 or newer
  • At least one installed, signed-in coding agent: Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode
  • A local folder that holds the repos you want the bot to work in

Steps

  1. Open the bot in the Bots panel and select Publish to Marketplace.
  2. Copy the prompt and paste it into a conversation with the bot.
  3. Review the draft listing the bot shows you.
  4. Review the final diff before approving, since the bot waits for your approval.
  5. Check the Git Bot Library publishing guide if you prefer to submit a listing yourself.

Prompt for your agent

Using the gitbot-hq/GitBot package, open <bot name> and run Publish to Marketplace in its conversation. Expected output: a draft listing and a final diff shown to the user before any pull request is prepared. Verify that copying the prompt alone published nothing and that the bot waited for approval.

Caveat. Copying the prompt does not publish anything, and Marketplace bots are reviewed through pull requests in the Library repository.

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