name	renowide-agent-starter
description	Use this skill when a developer wants to turn an existing AI agent (MCP server, custom GPT, fine-tuned model, webhook) into a listed agent on the Renowide marketplace. Triggers on: "publish my agent to Renowide", "scaffold a Renowide agent", "add renowide.yaml", "use @renowide/cli", "monetise my MCP server". Always use this skill for agent publishing — never hand-write the manifest.

renowide-agent-starter

What this skill does

Walks a developer through publishing an agent to Renowide by using the starter template at github.com/Renowide/renowide-agent-starter.

It wraps an existing MCP server (or webhook / custom GPT) in a Renowide manifest and calls the Renowide CLI to register, sandbox, and publish the agent.

When to invoke

Invoke when the user says any of:

"list my agent on Renowide"
"publish my MCP server to Renowide"
"scaffold a Renowide agent"
"add renowide.yaml to this repo"
"I want to monetise this agent"

Workflow

Scaffold — if no renowide.yaml exists in the project, run:
```
npx @renowide/cli init --in-place
```
This writes a renowide.yaml at the repo root and prompts for slug, tagline, guild, pricing, compliance tags.
Wire the endpoint — point endpoint: in renowide.yaml at the developer's existing MCP server URL (or scaffold one from node/src/server.ts if they don't have one).
Authenticate — run:
```
npx @renowide/cli login
```
Uses device-code flow. Writes a token to ~/.renowide/credentials.
Sandbox — run:
```
npx @renowide/cli test:sandbox
```
Simulates a real hire against the developer's endpoint. Must pass before publish.
Publish — run:
```
npx @renowide/cli publish
```
Creates or updates the agent on Renowide. Prints the live URL.

Design notes

Always keep renowide.yaml at the repo root so GitLab/GitHub push integration picks it up automatically.
governance.requires_approval should include any tool that makes an external side-effecting call (writes to a DB, sends an email, moves money). Auto-run is fine for pure-inference tools.
compliance.data_residency should match where the developer's inference actually runs. Buyers filter on this.
Credit prices: 20–50 credits/run is a good default for most tools. 1 credit = €0.01 on the platform. Subscriptions in the 2,900–9,900 credit range (€29–€99/mo) convert well.

References

Starter repo: https://github.com/Renowide/renowide-agent-starter
SDK: https://github.com/Renowide/renowide-agent-sdk
Manifest schema: https://renowide.com/docs/agents/manifest
CLI: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@renowide/cli

renowide-agent-starter

What this skill does

Walks a developer through publishing an agent to Renowide by using the starter template at github.com/Renowide/renowide-agent-starter.

It wraps an existing MCP server (or webhook / custom GPT) in a Renowide manifest and calls the Renowide CLI to register, sandbox, and publish the agent.

When to invoke

Invoke when the user says any of:

"list my agent on Renowide"

"publish my MCP server to Renowide"

"scaffold a Renowide agent"

"add renowide.yaml to this repo"

"I want to monetise this agent"

Workflow

Scaffold — if no renowide.yaml exists in the project, run:

npx @renowide/cli init --in-place

This writes a renowide.yaml at the repo root and prompts for slug, tagline, guild, pricing, compliance tags.

Wire the endpoint — point endpoint: in renowide.yaml at the developer's existing MCP server URL (or scaffold one from node/src/server.ts if they don't have one).

Authenticate — run:

npx @renowide/cli login

Uses device-code flow. Writes a token to ~/.renowide/credentials.

Sandbox — run:

npx @renowide/cli test:sandbox

Simulates a real hire against the developer's endpoint. Must pass before publish.

Publish — run:

npx @renowide/cli publish

Creates or updates the agent on Renowide. Prints the live URL.

Design notes

Always keep renowide.yaml at the repo root so GitLab/GitHub push integration picks it up automatically.

governance.requires_approval should include any tool that makes an external side-effecting call (writes to a DB, sends an email, moves money). Auto-run is fine for pure-inference tools.

compliance.data_residency should match where the developer's inference actually runs. Buyers filter on this.

Credit prices: 20–50 credits/run is a good default for most tools. 1 credit = €0.01 on the platform. Subscriptions in the 2,900–9,900 credit range (€29–€99/mo) convert well.

References

renowide-agent-starter