atrium-scout

The marketplace recommendation process scans Atrium to match skills against your agent's open loops, returning structured results with skill identifiers, names, price per call, and execution snippets to unblock real work.

Augmenting an agent involves reading memory logs to identify open loops, then scanning the Atrium marketplace to surface matching invocable skills, returning structured data including price per call and total invocations to guide renting decisions.

Start by ensuring memory files like memory/MEMORY.md and memory/logs are populated with your agent's open loops, then trigger a marketplace scan to receive a ranked list of candidate skills with usage snippets for immediate execution.

Yes, marketplace scanning is read-only by default and only invokes or pays for a skill when the operator explicitly enables it, ensuring you can review recommended candidates, price per call, and total invocations without automatic charges.

The scanner reads memory files including memory/MEMORY.md, memory/logs, and memory/topics to inform prioritization of recommended skills, ensuring returned candidates with tags and usage snippets closely align with your agent's current open loops.

The structured result includes skill identifiers, names, price per call, tags, and total invocations, plus a concise usage snippet to execute the recommended skills, ensuring you have all operational data to make renting decisions.