Publishing
Uploading AI Agent Workflows
Publish downloadable workflow files with their platform, dependencies and import instructions.
Updated · Guide version 1.0
Read as MarkdownTheaimart AI agent listings distribute workflow files. Users download a workflow and import it into its target tool, such as n8n. The App Store does not run these workflows in a managed agent sandbox, inject credentials or provide a run history.
What to provide
The current form accepts a .json, .yaml, .yml or .zip workflow upload up to 25 MB, or a complete HTTPS file URL. Provide a name, category, description and contact email. Identify the workflow platform, version, license, nodes or dependencies and any external services it needs.
Make the description answer three questions: what does the workflow do, where does it run, and what does the user need to configure? Name required paid services and platform versions where you have tested them.
Publish from the dashboard
- •Sign in and open AI Agents → Upload AI Agents.
- •Enter the name, category and description.
- •Select the target workflow platform and upload the file or supply its HTTPS URL.
- •Add an icon or logo URL, developer information, license, version and nodes used.
- •Set the price offered in the form. The current validation permits 0 to 10,000; check the currency and displayed terms before submitting.
- •Submit for review. The receipt links to My AI Agents, where you can check status.
Prepare a reproducible example
Test the exported workflow in a fresh instance of its target platform. In your description, include the import steps, configuration fields, sample input, expected output and tested version. Use synthetic sample data. Describe error handling and limits that you actually tested; do not claim guaranteed autonomy or measured speed improvements without evidence.
Credentials and permissions
Remove credentials and personal information from the exported file before uploading it. Users configure their own credentials in the target tool. Explain which services the workflow contacts, what information it sends and which nodes require access. The workflow's actual platform permissions determine its behavior; a marketplace description is not a security boundary.
Troubleshooting
- •File refused: check the extension and the 25 MB form limit.
- •URL refused: provide a complete HTTPS URL that delivers the intended workflow file.
- •Import failure: verify the target platform and version, required nodes and export format.
- •Workflow cannot run: check credentials and dependencies in the user's target platform. Theaimart does not execute it for them.
Browse AI agent workflows, read Listing Best Practices, or contact support for listing review help.